The anti-malaria medication hydroxycholorquine is being studied as a doable remedy for and prevention of coronavirus. How did this medication that was held out as having a lot promise for Covid-19, based mostly on early research and treating physicians' expertise, turn out to be so controversial? What began the media drumbeat to say the drugs is harmful… even quackery? Sunday on Full Measure, we examine. See what I discovered after I spoke to scientists and adopted the cash. We'll report with out the spin.
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