Would it not reduce spreading if it worked?
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @AndreasShrugged
it would notpic.twitter.com/xlDZCsxCiU
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Replying to @anatoly @AndreasShrugged
Need some extra data to make that call.
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @AndreasShrugged
Besides growing spread India has 8944 serious/critical within 78,444 active cases which is more than 10% and this is very very high number relatively (source worldometers). This number is that one would expect to be low if HCQ actually worked.
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @AndreasShrugged
6.35% on closed cases so far. It is relatively not bad. But they still have exponential growth.pic.twitter.com/r4jqoipuwc
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Maybe they start to experience shortage of testing kits and undertest. This can explain why the serious/critical ratio is that high.
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Replying to @anatoly @AndreasShrugged
Could be. Or the meds prevent some deaths but prevent no infections.
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @AndreasShrugged
I've read in India 80% of deaths of all causes happen at home. People mostly don't go to hospitals. It is logical they would have high rate of serious among tested. Their starting point is maybe 10-15% serious among tested. They save half of that in the hospitals and reach 6.35%.
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But real number of deaths could be much higher. Only 22% deaths in India medically certified.https://bit.ly/2XxMHKX
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Also means not many on HCQ?
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Replying to @ScottAdamsSays @AndreasShrugged
I think so - as HCQ is probably effective early on. But in India they use a lot Chloroquine to treat Malaria. 1 million of confirmed Malaria cases a year.
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