DesinasIneptire | 17 points
Crying wolf in time of Corona: the strange case of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. Is the fear of failure withholding potential life-saving treatment from clinical use?[-] stereomatch | 2 points
This can be posted to r/covid19 - I have been banned there (correctly) for mentioning anecdotal evidence. Perhaps someone else can post.
This is a Italian meta-analysis - full reference:
https://www.signavitae.com/articles/10.22514/sv.2021.043 EDITORIAL Crying wolf in time of Corona: the strange case of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. Is the fear of failure withholding potential life-saving treatment from clinical use?
ivermectin was mostly neglected so far and only used in a few countries; nevertheless, scientific community is progressively building a body of randomized evidence which points in favor of its use.
[-] dhmt | 8 points | Mar 14 2021 01:47:34
How much of the crying wolf is financially supported quietly by bad actors? The FDA will only fast-track new medications like vaccines if there is an "unmet need". If ivermectin works, there is no longer an unmet need. Are there bad actors who understand this?
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[-] outofspacetraveler | 7 points | Mar 14 2021 01:54:44
Yes, without question. The bad actors are fully at play. Why publish the Columbia study when it’s so flawed?
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