Facebook censored man for sharing information about how hydroxychloroquine and vitamin D help to prevent Covid 19: According to Wes Miller, Facebook first censored his content in May of 2020 when he posted a video about the "positive results" a doctor had found after treating patients with hydroxychloroquine. Facebook suspended his account for 30 days. On January 26, 2021 Miller notified his friends that The American Journal of Medicine published a report which found data supporting the first doctor's findings. Facebook deleted the post claiming it "Goes against our community standards on misinformation that could cause physical harm." On February 28, 2021, Miller tried to post an article explaining a study linking Covid-19 deaths and vitamin D deficiency. Facebook suspended his account for 30 days after posting the article.