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WHO suspends trials of hydroxychloroquine due to safety concerns

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has stopped the clinical trials of hydroxycloroquine. The Lancet study claimed that due to the Malaria drug led to serious impacts on the body. The risk of death was increasing due to the drug too. WHO said, 'higher mortality rate' was the reason behind stopping trials
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