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Getafix battles Pharma Geddon and comes up Trumps

A quick cheap cure for the coronavirus could be a bitter pill for the Democrats

4 April 2020

9:00 AM

4 April 2020

9:00 AM

Le Gilet Jaune des Blousons Blanches (the Yellow Vest of the Lab Coats), sneered a TV talking head at Professor Didier Raoult, the world expert on infectious diseases who says he has a cure for Covid-19.

On March 29, Raoult tweeted that since March 3, his hospital had treated over a thousand Covid-19 patients with a generic anti-malaria drug and an antibiotic and only one person had died.

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