Houston-area doctor agrees with use of controversial drug to treat COVID-19
Dr. Immanuel passionately touted the positives she says she has seen surrounding the drug hydroxychloroquine. โWe see patients day one. It is a cure,โ she said,Dr. Joseph Varon is another Houston doctor that believes in the controversial drug, hydroxychloroquine. โI use it for every patient,โ said Dr. Varone at his north Houston medical facility, United Memorial Medical Center. โIt is a drug that has been politicized up the wazoo,โ said Dr. Varon.
Houston-area doctor in viral video claiming thereโs a cure for COVID-19 tells her side of the story
HOUSTON โ The Houston-area doctor featured in a controversial, viral video claiming an anti-malarial drug is a cure for COVID-19 is sharing her side of the story with KPRC 2 Investigates. โThis virus has a cure, itโs called hydroxychloroquine,โ claimed Dr. Stella Immanuel at a press conference in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday. But that bold proclamation goes against what the World Health Organization, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and most medical experts say about the drug. But the consensus among the worldwide medical community is that there is currently no cure for COVID-19. โIโm a warrior, sniper in the kingdom of God.โWatch the full interview below and read the transcript here.
FULL INTERVIEW: Houston-area doctor in viral video touting hydroxychloroquine as virus cure doubles down on claims
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