In vitro works well at right dosing. We need real data from areal study. "Belief" in layman's terms= hypothesis. Just that. We are mostly all in agreement.
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Belief is not a hypothesis. That is absurd.
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Everyone should believe in something. In this case, I believe I'll have another beer. Except alcohol sales are not allowed during lock down in South Africa. So that will also have to wait. Like a treatment for this.
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They took aware your booze?????? Oh the humanity! Recall every politician
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Almost exactly what i was going to say. Pls fellow MD's: we are doctors, trained in science, adhering hopefully to EBM in practice. Some researchers, some not, but we all need to be respectful of the right way to "do science" and not get sucked into hunches like Trump.
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Now - here’s another approach - alternate drug delivery method to reduce systemic toxicity (think pentamidine) - super easy RTC to do on ventilated patients - https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202004.0090/v1 …
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15 years ago they tried this for asthma and rhinitis and copd - it is technically feasible - phase I trials done - if HCQ has any merit it might be easier to show benefit by delivering drug to site of action? https://rctech.com/apt-starts-human-trials-aerosolized-hydroxychloroquine-asthma/ …
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He lost me at “In my opinion I believe ..”
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Correct: "The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it." Neil deGrasse Tyson
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