Browsing: Chloroquine

Early in 2022, the FDA granted emergency use authorization to two antiviral drugs to treat COVID-19: Lagevrio (molnupiravir) and Paxlovid…

Much has come out regarding COVID-19 (shocker), so we’ve put together a special COVID-only news roundup to keep you up…

It seems every time we learn something about COVID-19, it is contradicted within days. The most recent about-face still has me spinning: We were first told that COVID-19 germs spread to other people before symptoms appear, called “asymptomatic shedding,” and it was estimated to happen for up to two weeks before symptoms appeared.

Taking medical advice from someone who isn’t a doctor is risky and potentially life-threatening. Here’s why.

Doctors are combining Z-Pak (azithromycin) with chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine. Both drugs affect the heart, are they safe to take together?

Discuss the risks of taking and the risks of not taking antimalarial drugs with a healthcare professional who is experienced in this field. The health care provider will determine which antimalarial drug is best based on where you will be traveling (and potentially exposed to malaria mosquitoes) and your health condition.

This week, Su Robotti, Founder of MedShadow Foundation, and Jonathan Block, Content Manager, talk about the importance of ensuring that…

All the antimalarial drugs are taken before, during and for a period of time after traveling to the area of…