Source: c19study.com

The studies continue to roll out, and there has been very positive results in pre and post exposure as well as early treatment of confirmed COVID-19 patients ( near 100%). There is also considerable efficacy (62%) when treating late. Most studies concur.

Check out c19study.com for the up to date tally on what is evolving. The site is live and constantly updated.
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Check out c19study.com for the up to date tally on what is evolving. The site is live and constantly updated.




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