- Three authors of a study published in The Lancet suggesting the drug raised coronavirus patients' risk of death retracted it Thursday
- The Lancet published an 'expression of concern' over the study's data Tuesday
- An outside review of the study was launched, but could not be completed because the data supplier refused to turn over its information
- The study relied on data from health care data analytics company Surgisphere
- It came after more than 120 leading scientists raised concerns about the data
- They highlighted 10 major flaws, including that patient data was wrong
- The Lancet published the research on May 22, which found the drug may be dangerous, causing heart problems of death. Major trials were halted as a result
Friday, 5 June 2020
Scientists RETRACT study that claimed hydroxychloroquine raised the risk of death for coronavirus patients
Daily Mail
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