Source: Dr Simone Gold

Frontline Doctors’ Dr Simone Gold tweets: Nevada is now the 7th state to quietly reverse their decision to block HCQ prescriptions for COVID-19. Physicians in Nevada can now once again prescribe HCQ as they deem necessary. Governors lied & restricted medicine that could have saved lives. They should be held accountable.




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