They hope to prevent hospitalization, but have trouble recruiting patients for clinical trials. 

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Researchers are testing common drugs in quest for treatments for early stages of COVID-19
A little-noticed group of medical researchers is racing to find treatments for COVID-19 in its early stages, hoping to keep infected people out of the hospital with everyday medications like antidepressants or vitamins.

Instead of seeking new drugs, the researchers are pulling common generics off pharmacy shelves, and even eyeing the nutritional-supplement aisles, in search of agents with proven safety and, perhaps, hidden superpowers.

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