NEJM study on hydroxychloroquine for post-exposure prophylaxis shows no benefit and no harm
Hydroxychloroquine increases survival in EARLY treatment of COVID-19 (FJ Membrillo, et al)
HCQ + AZ reduces transfer to ICU and death compared to standard therapy...p=0.002 (B Davido, et al)
Early treatment of COVID-19 with HCQ and AZ results in 98.7% cure rate in study of 1061 cases in France (D Raoult, et al)
Remdesivir WITHOUT clinical benefit in randomized placebo-controlled trial (Y Wang, et al)
Prospective study at Prevent Senior Institute in São Paulo, Brazil shows EARLY outpatient treatment with HCQ + AZ results in DECREASED need for hospitalization (RB Esper, et al)
VA study shows treatment of LATE STAGE COVID-19 with HCQ + AZ is not effective (J Magagnoli, et al)
CENSORED BY GOOGLE The original google doc on "An Effective Treatment for Coronavirus" by Todaro and Rigano (since taken down by Google in March 2020)
Archived studies and reports on HCQ/AZ/Zinc in treatment of COVID-19 and antibody prevalence studies can be found in the following Google Doc curated by JM Todaro, MD .
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Professor Dr. Karol Sikora speaks about COVID-19 antibody tests, immunity in the young and possibility that the virus may be burning out naturally
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James Todaro, MD received his medical degree from Columbia University, Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons in NY, and completed his surgical training with four additional years of residency in ophthalmology.
A long-time advocate of free speech, Dr. Todaro has doggedly pursued the dissemination of vital medical knowledge and evidence during the COVID-19 pandemic, despite censorship by social media platforms and ad hominem attacks by mainstream media outlets.
On March 13, 2020, Dr. Todaro and Gregory Rigano, Esq published the first widely disseminated paper proposing chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine in treatment of COVID-19 . The publication was later taken down by Google despite triggering widespread use and ongoing clinical investigation of the drug's effectiveness in over 100 clinical trials.