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why remdesivir is inferior, despite being so expensive
'''Remdesivir''' is an overpriced, mostly ineffective patented medication being promoted by [[liberal]]s to treat [[coronavirus]].

Remdesivir depends on a very specific enzyme and thus might not work if its conformation is slightly changed.

In contrast, the superior and much less expensive [[hydroxychloroquine]] changes milieu in the cell and makes the [[pH]] unfavorable, such that [[mutations]] are not likely to render HCQ ineffective.

Some suspect that overuse of remdesivir may result in viral resistance to the drug, which is a strong reason to prefer HCQ first before remdesivir.
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