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In our systematic review, we concluded that Ivermectin did not reduced the mortality and recovered patients with COVID-19
@MrDoctorOficial @cugartegil @MaytaTristan @DrGiovanniD @CNNEE @EricTopol @AVHernandezDiaz @CMichaelWhite2 @Minsa_Peruhttps://twitter.com/medrxivpreprint/status/1354454837967155200 …
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Felicidades!
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Can you explain why multiple completed and in some cases published trials reported as "no data" in your "meta analysis?"
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Such an interesting group he tagged. Especially Topol...who would like us masked up with N95s and locked in forever.pic.twitter.com/AckzJtgr8D
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@EvidenceLimited what do you think of this?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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This is quite easily the worst analysis I've read in my life. Every single RCT not included in quantitative analysis, qualitative analysis for each RCT completely unfounded. Overemphasis on one faulty study(Soto). One included retrospective cohort study(ICON) listed as two.
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This is the retrospective study, which was given most weight in the entire analysis. When published & peer received RCT's exist.pic.twitter.com/45gFNYMk5m
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This is not peer-reviewed, therefore it’s useless
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