1. The document discusses the cross-pollination of myths and preventable medication harm during the COVID-19 pandemic. It touches on various topics related to the virus, treatment options, data challenges, and lessons learned so far. 2. Key events mentioned include the identification of human-to-human transmission in January 2020, the declaration of a medical emergency that month, the extension of lockdowns in February, and the virus being labeled a pandemic in March. Controversial treatment options like chloroquine and concerns over testing errors are also noted. 3. The lack of local data, blind fighting of the virus, and unjustified focus on case trends are identified as issues. The need to prior