Pepcid May Be Useful Coronavirus Treatment, But More Research Needed: Study
A new study suggests Pepcid and similar heartburn drugs may help treat COVID-19 illnesses, but more extensive testing is required.
A new study suggests Pepcid and similar heartburn drugs may help treat COVID-19 illnesses, but more extensive testing is required.
The FDA urges consumers not to self-medicate against coronavirus using hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine, saying they are as yet untested and may cause serious health risks.
A clinical trial over a potential coronavirus treatment was halted after widespread heart problems and deaths among test subjects.
Poison control centers warn consumers not to take chloroquine to treat or prevent coronavirus without a prescription, due to potentially lethal side effects.
The CDC warns that taking non-pharmaceutical Chloroquine to treat or prevent coronavirus infections can result in severe illness and death.