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Lacking Evidence, Brazil Government Links Chloroquine To Lower Contagion

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Despite the absence of evidence, the Ministry of Health said on Thursday, July 9th, that the early use of the drugs, mainly chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, has caused the pandemic to lose steam in some parts of the country. On Thursday alone, Brazil recorded 1,199 more deaths and 42,907 new cases.

In total, there are now 69,254 deaths from the disease and 1,759,103 infections. The data are from a joint survey conducted by the media outlets Estadão, G1, O Globo, Extra, Folha de S. Paulo and UOL with the state Health . . .

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