Actor says the anti-malaria drug was his "secret weapon"

[Booya711]

Lost's Daniel Dae Kim, 51, credits antimalarial drug with being the 'secret weapon' which aided his coronavirus recovery

• Kim's personal physician prescribed him a 'drug cocktail' to treat coronavirus
• This consisted of the antiviral medicine TamiFlu, the antibiotic Azithromycin, a Glycopyrrolate inhaler, and the antimalarial drug Hydroxychloroquine
• Claimed Hydroxychloroquine was the 'secret weapon' to his recovery
• Come after Trump said he would 'pray' for antimalarial drugs to work against coronavirus and called them 'a gift from god'
  

he believes that the antimalarial drug Hydroxychloroquine was the 'secret weapon' to his recovery.

[Chi_archie]

https://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/saloon/3596882-do-we-have-enough-z-packs-other-drug-go-around.html

I think the question is....or should have been

Do we have enough domestically. So that we can distribute to hospitals to all the people dealing with this in a bad way, and then do we have enough or can we get enough to have prescribed to people diagnosed with CV that will be at home trying to kick this.


Its a basic supply and demand issue.


the point being, that there aren't a ton of Americans that are traveling to places with Malaria risk. Very little demand

wouldn't you estimate that to be less than 1% of the population?

so thus our supplies and production for those drugs would be matched to those demands.


Now our Demand could drastically spike.

how do we meet it, if we need to get our supplies to make it, from china or even the complete drugs from china... Will they send it our save it for themselves?

2ndly we need to pre think out how to distribute it rationally.
will there be riots for sick people with a script written, trying to cut in lines at pharmacies?