Twitter has temporarily locked the account of Dr. Stella Immanuel, who was at the center of the Trump-backed hydroxychloroquine video.

Pro-Trump doctor Stella Immanuel who touts unwavering confidence in the controversial drug hydroxychloroquine to treat coronavirus patients and believes in alien DNA has been temporarily suspended ...

Dr. Stella Immanuel, the Houston pastor-physician at the center of controversy over her unsupported claims that an anti-malaria drug can cure COVID-19, tweeted this week that the Texas Medical ...

The physician, who voiced unsubstantiated claims about hydroxychloroquine's impact on COVID-19 earlier this week, targeted NIAID director Dr. Anthony Fauci on Twitter Wednesday morning.

From Men's Health While cases of COVID-19 are rising in twenty-five states, President Donald Trump’s new favorite coronavirus doctor, Stella Immanuel, MD, falsely claims there is a cure for the ...

The Houston-area doctor featured in a controversial, viral video claiming anti-malarial drug, hydroxychloroquine, is a cure for COVID-19, offered to treat White House staff Friday after President ...

Immanuel went on to claim that public health experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci are “allowing Americans to die” by not giving hydroxychloroquine the green light for COVID-19 treatment.

Dr. Stella Immanuel, who promoted an unproven COVID-19 treatment in a video shared by President Donald Trump this week, is a member of a controversial Tea Party-backed group of medics.