Colombian officials said they have arrested two Florida men wanted in the United States on charges of illegally selling a bleach-like chemical as a "cure" for COVID-19.
More studies are emerging proving that the anti-malarial drug being endorsed by some government officials is ineffective in treating COVID-19 patients.
The steroid, which is affordable and commonly available across the globe, has lowered the mortality rates among patients in ventilators and those who need oxygen.
The result of the study using standard statistics revealed that the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloriquine does not cure COVID-19 and would probably cause more deaths.
The anti-malaria drug promoted by United States President Donald Trump failed to prevent people from contracting the COVID-19 disease. Scientists from the University of Minnesota and Canada conducted a study involving 821 people who had been exposed to the virus.
Scientists researching hydroxychloroquine claims the publicity surrounding the drug is hampering studies on whether or not it can be used to treat COVID-19 patients.
COVID-19 has resulted in a lot of economic and health constraints in the country. Pfizer aims to get a vaccine ready by fall to help get the country back on its feet.
The pandemic is taking the medical world by storm as research is pooled into finding treatment for the growing number of people infected with the coronavirus.
Find out here about the Pittsburgh Coronavirus Vaccine. (Photo : Wikimedia) A proposed COVID-19 vaccine that scatters proteins into the human body to destroy the deadly novel coronavirus in two weeks will be ready for a human trial in a few months, says an article.
While the pandemic globally threatens us, here's a proposed cures for COVID-19. (Photo : Image by skeeze from Pixabay ) Ever since the discovery of the novel coronavirus in China to its global spread, scientists from different parts of the world are on a race to find a cure or treatment for the deadly disease.
Find out about the Japanese-made drug that could possibly cure COVID-19. (Photo : Wikimedia) A flu medicine created by a Fujifilm Holdings group company is effective in combating the COVID-19, the government of China said on Tuesday.
