@Fergus
récupérer des données statistiques n’est pas une étude.
C’est toujours la même mafia anti-hcq qui est derrière tout çà et le ministre de la santé, qui en rate rarement une, en profite pour « consulter le Haut Conseil Scientifique ».
Cela ne lui a pas suffi que la France fait partie des pays les plus minables au niveau résultat concernant le covid (comparer avec la Grèce¹ en nombre de décès/nombre d’infectés ou nombre de décès/million d’habitants là et là par exemple).
Quant au prétendu danger, lisez cet paragraphe dans une maison de santé :

A Galveston-area doctor, Dr. Robin Armstrong, who was in charge of a nursing home, found himself in the middle of the worst health care nightmare anyone can imagine : a COVID-19 outbreak, on a home full of elderly people, and he was in charge. Odds were big they were going to die. We already know what the coronavirus did to a nursing home in Washington State, and we have subsequently learned what inserting COVID-19 patients into unwilling nursing homes in New York City did to those populations. Coronavirus + Nursing Home = Death Sentence. That was what he was looking at. In desperation, the Texas doctor decided to treat his threatened patients with hydroxychloroquine in a last-ditch effort to save them…and he called it right. Unlike those other places, his patients got well. His informed judgment saved the lives of a building full of nursing home patients, and he reported no bad side-effects such as heart problems brought on by the treatment. He would have been justified to take such risks because his treatment was triage, and the alternative was the death sentence. But there wasn’t even that. His patients lived, they regained their fragile health, and there were no stacked bodies or chaotic medical scenes in his part of Texas on his watch

Ça a plus de valeurs que de données statistiques bidon que n’importe quel malhonnête est capable de triturer pour faire dire ce qu’il veut.
¹ : à ceux qui ne le savent pas, la Grèce utilisent l’HCQ.