Dr. Armat clearly doesn't understand how VAERS works or how in fact, in actuality, the number of reports of those adverse events is actually lower than what we would expect from random chance alone. Here, I'll teach him. https://twitter.com/RayArmat/status/1366404092021665794 …
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Can I ask you a clinical trials ethics question, since I doubt Dr. N would answer one? Dr. N is presenting his belief as a fact. If you think the science is clear that a practice is dangerous, but there’s no evidence, is it ethical to do a trial to test the hypothesis?
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Clinical equipoise is required for a trial to be ethical, and clinical equipoise demands that there be genuine uncertainty over which group, control or intervention, will do better.
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