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Oklahoma officials are trying to shed $2 million of hydroxychloroquine, the malaria drug once touted by Trump Connor Perrett Officials in Oklahoma are working to offload $US2 million worth of unwanted hydroxychloroquine. Former President Donald Trump had championed the unproven drug that was later found ineffective for COVID-19. Oklahoma officials are attempting to sell the drug back to the distributor the state purchased it from. Oklahoma officials are looking to sell $US2 million worth of hydroxychloroquine, the anti-malaria drug touted by former President Donald Trump that ultimately approved ineffective in treated COVID-19. According to a report Tuesday from The New York Times, Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter has been asked to help the state health department offload the unused drug. The state is attempting to sell the dug back to FFF Enterprises, the California-based drug distributer it purchased the product from, according to the repo

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