> Serious adversarial effect
It's a well-understood drug, and any doctor worth their license would know how to use it safely.
> Revoked FDA use authorization
All that means is that more evidence is required before there's an official stamp of approval. "this drug may not be effective to treat COVID-19..." is what the actual request to revoke authroization said.
> Example of researches [sic] that doesn't see an effect of hydroxychloroquine
And there's other evidence contradicting that.
You said there's "no evidence" it's beneficial. That's pretty clearly false, merely based on what I already linked (maybe you should broaden your reading habits). We can debate the degree of confidence the accumulation of studies can give us, but that's outside both our leagues.