COVID-19 leads to hydroxychloroquine shortage for patients with autoimmune disease
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It's been six years since Elizabeth Wallington Thorne was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. An athlete, who used to run marathons, Wallington Thorne said her symptoms started with widespread pain.
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