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Fauci: Hydroxychloroquine not effective against coronavirus Zachary Brennan PoliticoMay 27, 2020, 10:22 AM EDT Fauci: Hydroxychloroquine not effective against coronavirus National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci on Wednesday became the first Trump administration official to say definitively that hydroxychloroquine is not an effective treatment for the coronavirus, based on the available data. "The scientific data is really quite evident now about the lack of efficacy," Fauci — the U.S. government's top infectious disease expert — said on CNN. But he stopped short of calling for an outright ban of the drug, which President Trump said he was taking last week as a preventative measure after a top White House aide was diagnosed with the coronavirus. Fauci's comments come days after the Lancet published a 96,000-patient observational study that concluded that hydroxychloroquine had no effect on Covid-19 and may have even caused some harm. France decided this week to ban the use of hydroxychloroquine, even in clinical trials, and the WHO has paused its clinical trials of the drug. There is no data yet from randomized, controlled clinical trials of hydroxychloroquine — the gold standard for evaluating potential treatments. But Fauci was unequivocal on Wednesday, saying that "the data are clear right now." So which is it???

These guys are also offering free replacements......But...Not much help in the middle of a trip when you need it then and there. Hopefully they get the bugs worked out.

Sounds like they also made the oxygen shield.

In the good old days it used to just be the steam coming out of our bibs that was dangerous🤢.

Or sleep in a tent...

By then it will be too late and won't be needed any more!

Money talks..........

Hopefully the outfitters,lodges and relais that we stop at in the winter that also depend on summer tourism will be able to weather this storm. It could make getting rooms tough and carrying extra gas a must. Is the Canadian government stepping up to offer any monetary help to all the businesses?

That must be the dump valve

Charity begins at Home.

Back when you could remember the trail #'s. Everything north of the river ended in 3 and south was 5.None of the M1 stuff.

From what I have seen in my years riding Quebec,the locals don't take kindly to non Canadians owning things that generate income like you speak of.Camps ,cottages,homes yes.I am probably wrong and someone here hopefully can correct me, but I can't recall any current American owned places I travel thru that lasted for long.

You then should have used that to buy toilet paper and you would have been able trade it for a new sled and trailer....or 1 oxygen helmet.

Buckle up,keep your head down, and good luck..... Good time not to travel to U.S. with the Canadian dollar tanking. New sleds will be $25,000. Canadian😲

What will the virus be like in 2 weeks?