I have a basic and big problem with that. My question is "how big is your filing cabinet?" How may physician groups tried Ivermectin, had it fail and didn't report the failure. Maybe hundreds. These little trials that are "positive" may represent just 5 percent of all trials.
Also, there were WAY more clinical trials on http://ClinicalTrials.gov for #Hydroxychloroquine, and we know what happened with that drug. Will the story of #ivermectin have a different ending? It is certainly possible, but I also wouldn't bet more than a couple of bucks on it.
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Those trials are all worthless. They would not be there is a decent large trial was done in April and May, and shown that HCQ doesn't work. Instead, money is being spent on meaningless trials. Still wasting money. We could have saved money if a good trial was done early.
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I feel the same for Ivermectin, but it is probably too late. If the correct RCT was done in August / September, then (with presume neg results) there would be no meaningless trial, no Kory, etc.
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