These are the coronavirus medications the FDA is warning people not to take

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People are self-medicating with malaria drugs after a certain government official endorsed them as “game-changers.”
The US Food and Drug Administration is trying to prevent the widespread, unauthorized use of these medications, as they could do far more harm than good.
Side effects including heart issues, and patients who are given the drugs in a controlled clinical setting are constantly monitored for potential severe reactions.
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Everyone is searching for an answer to the novel coronavirus pandemic. Researchers around the globe are toiling away in the hopes of developing a vaccine sooner rather than later, but at the moment there really is no cure. Unfortunately, some government officials (*cough*TRUMP*cough*) have offered vague endorsements of certain existing drugs that remain unproven.

The anti-malaria drugs hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine were hailed as potential “game-changers” by the President, leading some desperate individuals to seek them out and self-medicate without consulting their doctors. Now, the FDA is begging people to stop going rogue with their medications, as they can prove potentially deadly.

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