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pmid34136717      Porto+Biomed+J 2021 ; 6 (3): e132
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  • Old drugs for a new indication: a review of chloroquine and analogue in COVID-19 treatment #MMPMID34136717
  • Ehianeta TS; Akinyeye RO; Orege JI; Ejeromedoghene O; Adebule AP; Okonkwo BO
  • Porto Biomed J 2021[May]; 6 (3): e132 PMID34136717show ga
  • As an innovative therapeutic strategy, drug repurposing affords old, approved, and already established drugs a chance at new indications. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and the accompanied urgency for a lasting treatment, drug repurposing has come in handy to stem the debilitating effects of the disease. Among other therapeutic options currently in clinical trials, chloroquine (CQ) and the hydroxylated analogue, hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) have been frontline therapeutic options in most formal and informal clinical settings with varying degrees of efficacy against this life-threatening disease. Their status in randomized clinical trials is related to the biochemical and pharmacological profiles as validated by in vitro, in vivo and case studies. With the aim to bear a balance for their use in the long run, this review not only synopsizes findings from recent studies on the degrees of efficacy and roles of CQ/HCQ as potential anti-COVID-19 agents but also highlights our perspectives for their consideration in rational drug repositioning and use.
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