Do countries with high rates of malaria have fewer coronavirus deaths?
Tucker Carlson Interviews Democrat Who Says Hydroxychloroquine Saved Her Life & Her Doctor
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Michigan State Rep. Karen Whitsett and her physician, Dr. Mohammed Arsiwala join ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight.’
For several weeks, the primarily anti-malaria drug has been touted by President Trump and others in the media as a vital aid in treating those suffering from coronavirus, given that there is not yet a Food and Drug Administration-approved treatment.
So is there any possible correlation between countries where the drug is routinely administered due to high malaria rates and lower cases of COVID-19? It’s too early to tell, medical professionals say, but it’s part of the investigation process.
“If you look [at the] countries where malaria is more prevalent and countries where COVID-19 infections are prevalent, you will find a striking difference. This correlation needs to be explored further as this is not just a mere coincidence,” Dr. David Nazarian, a Beverly Hills-based physician, diplomate at the American Board of Internal Medicine and founder of My Concierge MD, told Fox News.
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