ER Editor: We published the precursor to this story on October 23, 2020 titled Italian Doctors Vow to Keep Using Hydroxy Despite Ban – Petition Launched. Of note:
ER Editor: News website Panorama.it has launched a petition to get the drug hydroxychloroquine officially reinstated so that Italian doctors can once again use it with patients. If not, some of them will go ahead and use it anyway. The retracted Lancet study and trials using lethal doses(!) of HCQ were enough to get it officially banned in Italy as in other countries. Except the Italian Medicines Agency (AIFA) has not yet reapproved it, despite studies showing its effectiveness. Here is the content of the Change.org petition translated from Italian:
Covid 19: we ask AIFA (Italian Medicines Agency) to restore the use of hydroxychloroquine
The recent Covid 19 pandemic has made the need for territorial management of the disease manifest. It is now clear to all that in order to win the battle against the virus, it is essential the intervention of the family doctor in the first instance, to activate the necessary diagnostic and therapeutic pathways. …
So will a hydroxychloroquine protocol be permitted by the Italian medicines agency, which would logically compete with a vaccine(s)?
Why is it that those on the ‘right’, typically labelled far right, be open to vaccine alternatives and vaccine choice? France’s Marine Le Pen and a couple of her higher profile party members – Sebastien Chenu and Thierry Mariani – have publicly declared their support for vaccine choice. It is the ‘old shire’ Tories in the UK Parliament who are standing up for basic liberties in relation to lockdown, while the ‘Left’ everywhere is advocating coercion on the public.
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Italy: first opening of Aifa to hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for Covid-19
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According to Matteo Salvini, former Italian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, the AIFA Italian pharmaceutical agency could give the green light to a new antimalarial protocol applied to Covid at the next board meeting. In the meantime, the case is back in the administrative court of Lazio.
“I understand that the Italian Medicines Agency, in the next few days, will meet its board of directors to approve an experimental protocol on hydroxychloroquine”. This was announced by Matteo Salvini on Porta a Porta (ER: TV show) on November 12. The leader of the League said that “what is requested is to make an experimental protocol that was suspended in May” by the AIFA for the treatment of Covid-19, given that “doctors must be free to choose the treatments, they must know what treatments they can administer”.
This comes almost a month after Panorama launched the petition on the change.org website, which explained that a number of doctors were going to use hydroxychloroquine.
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