
Missouri bill protects doctors who prescribe COVID-19 drugs ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine
The measure will also prevent pharmacists from questioning doctors who prescribe either of the drugs.
The measure will also prevent pharmacists from questioning doctors who prescribe either of the drugs.
Similar bills are working their way through the legislature in Oklahoma, Missouri, Indiana, Arizona, and Alaska.
Provision is buried in omnibus appropriations bill after FDA kept losing in court. "Potentially catastrophic for use of antibiotics," says former Public Health England director.
Researchers will also study Fluvoxamine, an anti-depressant that has been shown to decrease inflammation.
“I think what's happening is the Board of Medical Practice has been weaponized for political purposes by people who don't agree with my positions politically,” Dr. Scott Jensen told Just the News.
In addition to questioning the safety of the COVID-19 vaccines, both physicians argued in their writings that ivermectin is a safe and effective treatment for COVID-19.
"There are obviously remedies that we're not looking at," attorney Kristin Erickson says. "And we need to think outside of the current standard of care.
Journal that published influential 'systematic review" finding ivermectin does not reduce all-cause mortality has yet to correct alleged falsehood brought to its attention by author of study it cited.
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