evidence: Almost dead," Trump said. He described the study as "a Trump-enemy statement." [...] "There was a false study done where they gave it to very sick people, extremely sick people, people that were ready to die," he said. "It was given by obviously not friends of the administration." He later added that it "was a phony study and it’s very dangerous to do it." [...] Another study, looking at more than 1,400 patients in New York, also determined that hydroxychloroquine had no significant effect on improving patients’ conditions. A study in Brazil found an associated increase in deaths from the use of chloroquine, a drug related to hydroxychloroquine. Late last month, the Food and Drug Administration warned against the use of the drugs outside of a clinical setting, given concerns about dangerous heart-related side effects. (Asked Tuesday about the FDA’s guidance about use in hospitals, Trump said that was "not what I was told.")