Ivermectin, a "dangerous" and unproven COVID-19 treatment, is mainly used as a livestock dewormer. Horse owners are struggling to buy the drug because demand is so high, The Washington Post reported.

(Editor's note: A reference to one of the Facebook posts by Delaware County health officer Donna Wilkins included in the original version of this article has been removed because it was not related to ...

There's a sudden shortage of an important medication for horses because a growing number of people are taking it to treat themselves for COVID-19. The livestock drug named Ivermectin is a deworming ...

Tracey Savich, owner of Rolling Hills General Store, stands near a case displaying ivermectin. The anti-parasitic drug, commonly used to deworm livestock, has been controversially touted as a ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - Doctors, Pharmacists and the FDA all agree: humans should not use drugs intended for livestock. Still, some people are using animal deworming medicine in an attempt to treat ...

MIAMI (CBSMiami) – "Never use medications intended for animals on yourself or other people." That's an actual sentence written on the Food and Drug Administration's website. It's there because of all ...

When a customer started showing up on a regular basis at Finish Line Feed to buy ivermectin, employees at the Dania Beach animal feed store grew suspicious. The man was stocking up on all different ...

Ivermectin, an anti-parasite drug sometimes used to treat horses, has not been proven effective as a treatment for COVID-19. Nevertheless, the Zero Hedge blog claims that Pfizer is testing a drug to ...

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Tracey Savich, owner of Rolling Hills General Store, said she couldn’t tell if a customer was joking when he came into her store asking for over-the-counter ivermectin for animals to prevent COVID-19.