I mean, I'm not sure that I would agree that someone who is still hospitalized - but no longer requiring oxygen - is "recovered", or that someone who has been sent home but has significant limitations and/or oxygen is "recovered" 
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This expensive drug doesn't work!https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)31022-9/fulltext#.XqnM1ywjwVM.twitter …
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That's ... not good
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Are you allowed to change the primary outcome mid trial?
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Absolutely. But you need a good reason to do it
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I guess that way they could use upbeat phrase "time to recovery" in abstract. As opposed to "time to looks-like-they'll-pull-through"
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Isn’t the results comparing with placebo arm with substantial benefits with significant p value holds good. Will this be another hcq like placebo but costly one for a disease which we can’t understand
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Seems to me that it’s not so much shifting the goal posts as removing them and replacing them with a goalpost-shaped cloud of fog. What was the reason for the change in primary outcome?
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What’s the professional view?
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Switching primary outcomes after registering a trial is reprehensible scientifically IMO C 'How Outcome Switching is Corrupting Medical Research' https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/side-effects/201604/how-outcome-switching-is-corrupting-medical-research … via
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