Hydroxychloroquine Side Effects Linked to Increased Retinopathy Risk: Study
A new study warns that long-term and high dose use of hydroxychloroquine increases the risk of retinopathy and vision loss.
A new study warns that long-term and high dose use of hydroxychloroquine increases the risk of retinopathy and vision loss.
A new study links hydroxychloroquine to an increased risk of retinal toxicity, maculopathy, and vision problems.
The FDA has revoked an emergency order allowing the use of hydroxychloroquine, saying the safety problems and lack of tangible benefits make it ill-suited for a COVID-19 treatment.
The WHO has temporarily halted a clinical trial looking into whether hydroxychloroquine could be used as a COVID-19 treatment after preliminary data suggested its use carried an increased risk of…
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A new study warns that taking hydrochloroquine along with Zithromax may increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes and heart rhythm problems.
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.
Another study finds more evidence hydroxychloroquine will not work as a COVID-19 treatment and may be dangerous to patients.
French researchers say hydroxychloroquine is no more effective against COVID-19 than no treatment at all, and carries the added risk of heart rhythm problems.