The World Health Organization announced it is suspending all trials on chloroquine after a recent study published by medical journal Lancet buried any hope chloroquine could lead to the end of the pandemic. But that hasn’t dissuaded President Jair Bolsonaro one tiny bit, and Brazil will continue using the antimalarial medicine in tests.
Meanwhile, Brazil is widely regarded as the world’s new Covid-19 epicenter — already registering more new daily deaths than any other country, despite its limited testing capacity.
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