The World Health Organisation has confirmed the resumption of trials into the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) as a treatment for Covid-19. The trials were suspended after a study had raised questions over the side-effects of the drug. | News18

“Among patients receiving [hydroxychloroquine]...they estimated a higher mortality rate.” WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says researchers have “implemented a temporary pause” on Covid-19 trials of the drug due to safety concerns. | Channel 4 News

Lancet’s Fake Data: Hydroxychloroquine Controversy Explained A fake dataset published in The Lancet fueled global bans on hydroxychloroquine—the first major early treatment for COVID-19. Despite being debunked, the study stayed online long enough to halt potentially life-saving care. Dr. McCullough exposes how scientific fraud, censorship, and retractions reshaped the pandemic narrative. 👉 Support truth in medicine and help restore integrity to research: mcculloughfnd.org 🎧 Credit: Freedude Po