World Health Organization resumes coronavirus trial on malaria drug hydroxychloroquine after safety concerns
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"The executive group received this recommendation and endorsed the continuation of all arms of solidarity trial including hydroxychloroquine," he said. Tedros said the safety board will continue to closely monitor the safety of all therapeutics being tested in its trials, which include more than 3,500 patients across 35 countries.
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