More COVID Early Treatment Successes

COVID19 - CORONAVIRUS, 5 Oct 2020

Swiss Policy Research - TRANSCEND Media Service

1 Oct 2020 – In recent weeks, several more covid early treatment successes based on zinc, vitamin D and HCQ have been reported:

• Zinc: A Spanish study presented at the ECCVID conference found that a low plasma zinc level (below 50 mcg/dl) increased the risk of in-hospital covid death by 130%.
• Vitamin D: A Spanish RCT found that high-dose vitamin D reduced the risk of requiring intensive care by 96%.
• HCQ: A Dutch study published in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases found a 53% risk reduction in terms of ICU admission and ventilation of covid patients.
• HCQ: A US meta-study (preprint) found a 24% risk reduction in covid early treatment.
• HCQ: A Spanish meta-study (preprint) found a 20% risk reduction in covid prophylaxis.
• HCQ: A study by the European Heart Rhythm Association found that HCQ is safe for covid patients in every clinical setting (confirming earlier results in malaria and AID treatment).

Read more: On the treatment of covid-19

The following diagram shows that among high-powered HCQ trials, only the WHO Recovery UK trial – which used lethal overdoses in patients with late-stage covid – found negative results.

See also

• Facts about Covid-19
• Studies on Covid-19 lethality
• On the treatment of Covid-19

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