DOJ probes doctor whose hydroxychloroquine claims were touted by Sean Hannity

[Formerly Once-Ler]

https://www.axios.com/hydroxychloroquine-fox-news-doctor-doj-probe-59d9aeae-f23d-4a56-99b5-c2337b5cb601.html

The Justice Department is probing the communications of Vladimir Zelenko, a New York doctor who has promoted hydroxychloroquine as a coronavirus treatment and has been touted by Fox News host Sean Hannity, the Washington Post reports.

How it happened: Jerome Corsi, a Roger Stone associate and former Infowars employee who had been under scrutiny in the Mueller investigation, accidentally emailed federal prosecutor Aaron Zelinsky instead of Zelenko about the drug.

Zelinsky, who investigated Corsi during the Mueller probe, now investigates coronavirus-related fraud crimes for the U.S. attorney's office in Maryland. Corsi told the Post that Zelinsky then emailed Corsi's lawyer to request all of his communications with Zelenko.

In the email, Corsi wrote that Zelenko had "an FDA-approved randomized test of [hydroxychloroquine] underway."

Corsi told the Post that Zelinsky found that Zelenko had no such approval from the FDA — and that he believes Zelenko was not trying to defraud anyone, but simply misunderstood the FDA's guidelines.

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I've barely caught any news since last weekend.  Anybody still talking about hydroxychloroquine on Fox News?

[jmyrlefuller]

https://www.axios.com/hydroxychloroquine-fox-news-doctor-doj-probe-59d9aeae-f23d-4a56-99b5-c2337b5cb601.html

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I've barely caught any news since last weekend.  Anybody still talking about hydroxychloroquine on Fox News?

There was supposed to be a release of some results of New York's studies within the past few days, but it hasn't come yet. Most people stopped talking about it after that VA survey, as if they were convinced "Nope. Doesn't work. Move on."

[Formerly Once-Ler]

There was supposed to be a release of some results of New York's studies within the past few days, but it hasn't come yet. Most people stopped talking about it after that VA survey, as if they were convinced "Nope. Doesn't work. Move on."

Thanx for the reply @jmyrlefuller

[Smokin Joe]

There was supposed to be a release of some results of New York's studies within the past few days, but it hasn't come yet. Most people stopped talking about it after that VA survey, as if they were convinced "Nope. Doesn't work. Move on."

The VA survey left out the essential zinc supplements that were the reason to administer the hydroxychloroquine in the first place: to get the zinc into the cell to stop viral replication.

Of course it didn't work.