New York state is on the frontline of a national legal battle over the use of an anti-parasitic drug, ivermectin, to treat COVID-19 patients, despite it lacking federal approval for treating the ...

A full week has passed since the New York Times flagged a major new study showing that ivermectin does not work against Covid-19. Despite this, Fox News – a network that spent about a year trying to ...

As more and more judges ponder the merits of an off-patent drug with a purported ability to treat COVID-19, some health care lawyers are worried about a future where courts are ready to second-guess ...

Ivermectin is not approved for the prevention or treatment of COVID-19, according to the FDA. NurPhoto via Getty Images The woman who sued a New York hospital in hopes of getting her COVID-19-stricken ...

Mask rules, vaccination mandates and business shutdowns have all landed in the courts during the COVID-19 outbreak, confronting judges with questions of science and government authority. Now they are ...

On Nov. 10, Keith Smith, a 52-year-old structural engineer, was diagnosed with COVID-19. Nine days later, he was admitted to UPMC Memorial. Despite treatment with steroids and antibiotics – following ...

IN JUNIATIC COUNTY A COVID-19 PATIENT A UPMC MEMORIAL IS NOW RECEIVING A TREATMENT NOT APPROVEDY B THE FDA AS NEWS 8’S SUSAN SHAPIRO REPORTS. IT WAS ADMINISTERED AFTER A LAWSUIT. IVERMECTIN IS A ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — You may have seen stories online or social media posts claiming Ivermectin is a miraculous treatment for COVID. The pharmaceutical originated as a drug to kill parasites in animals ...

An avalanche of misinformation about the antiparasitic drug ivermectin’s ability to treat COVID-19 has caused a series of national problems, from increased calls to poisoning centers to a shortage of ...

Thomas Kika is a Newsweek weekend reporter based in upstate New York. His focus is reporting on crime and national politics. In the past, he has also focused on things like business, technology, and ...

Through July and August, Julie Smith watched her husband, Jeffrey, get worse and worse from COVID-19. In early July, the healthy outdoorsman, 51, had tested positive for the coronavirus. Within a week ...