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Internal Medicine Direct Primary Care physician in Baton Rouge, LA #MAGA #MHCGA Make Health Care Great Again. Nascar fan. Luv the Saints & LSU.

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    1. Brian Forman‏ @Tootwisted40 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @rlamartini @gorskon

      Link it?

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    2. RCP‏ @RCPrentice 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @Tootwisted40 @rlamartini @gorskon

      There isn’t an actual written-up study to link, but here’s a letter he wrote and I’ll post my transcript of when he was on a radio show before the letter was available online. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SesxgaPnpT6OfCYuaFSwXzDK4cDKMbivoALprcVFj48/mobilebasic …

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    3. Brian Forman‏ @Tootwisted40 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @RCPrentice @rlamartini @gorskon

      Agreed, and all I found so far was this: https://www.globalresearch.ca/report-successful-treatment-coronavirus/5708056 … https://www.mediterranee-infection.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/COVID-IHU-2-1.pdf …

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    4. RCP‏ @RCPrentice 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @Tootwisted40 @rlamartini @gorskon

      Think the first link is the same as the letter I posted the Gdocs link for. The second one has nothing to do with Zelenko but has many of its own problems.

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    5. Brian Forman‏ @Tootwisted40 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @RCPrentice @rlamartini @gorskon

      Yeah, they look kind of light on actual proof. Where is the thousand person content? Anyone have a source? I find it really odd that FDA would give the go-ahead on this without more data.

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    6. Samantha‏ @hope411adcock 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @Tootwisted40 @RCPrentice and

      Have to question the potential for Political motivations in the approval process. Other potential is Appoved to allow donations to National Stockpile. Not sure if FDA or other guidelines prohibits RX for Specific Disease w/o EAU or Clinical Trials data support🤔

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    7. Brian Forman‏ @Tootwisted40 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @hope411adcock @RCPrentice and

      I'm remaining objective for now, I think a real study will be forthcoming soon anyway. A lot of good points made in this thread though.

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    8. RCP‏ @RCPrentice 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @Tootwisted40 @hope411adcock and

      I don’t really understand what you mean about remaining objective for now....?

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    9. Brian Forman‏ @Tootwisted40 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @RCPrentice @hope411adcock and

      Not enough info to call it political, hoax, solid science, fact, etc. so I will wait out more info.

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    10. Samantha‏ @hope411adcock 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @Tootwisted40 @RCPrentice and

      Exactly, until High Quality Research is available there isn't enough information to make an "Informed Decision" on. Hope & Anecdotal Observations aren't enough to show effectiveness of Tx without control group. The initial 30 pt study had Flaws. 😕

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      R. Lamartiniere, MD‏ @rlamartini 30 Mar 2020
      Replying to @hope411adcock @Tootwisted40 and

      Imho an informed decision is based on risk benefit equation. This is especially easy with anti malarials as they have a well known safety record. If have a 5% chance of a benefit and 1% chance of a negative effect easy decision when no real alternative.

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        2. Brian Forman‏ @Tootwisted40 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @rlamartini @hope411adcock and

          That's what a lot of people are saying. I do here that some people arent able to get their Lupus meds though, so that's a minus to that equation.

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        3. Samantha‏ @hope411adcock 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @Tootwisted40 @rlamartini and

          Exactly, Risk/Benefit also includes potential for Effectiveness of Use as well as Adverse Events. Currently there's no data to show its more effective than any other or placebo tx. There IS a Patient base that needs access to the ER for Diseases with High Quality Research.

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        1. RCP‏ @RCPrentice 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @rlamartini @hope411adcock and

          I think that depends not just on the likelihood of a risk or a benefit but also how significant each of those are - whether we are talking about a 1% risk of going blind or 1% risk of feeling nauseated, for example. 1/n

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        2. RCP‏ @RCPrentice 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @rlamartini @hope411adcock and

          I think this is especially important when considering giving these meds to someone who is not severely or critically ill and may not ever become so, with or without the meds. 2/n

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        3. Samantha‏ @hope411adcock 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @RCPrentice @rlamartini and

          Or provided as a Preventative. 😕 Without data that clearly showing effectiveness for that use. Risk benefit has to also include "Doesn't work"

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        2. RCP‏ @RCPrentice 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @rlamartini @hope411adcock and

          This is used to justify all kinds of pseudoscientific quack treatments based on them having essentially zero risk, so any possible benefit however small or unlikely is thought to outweigh the risks and be worth a go.

          3 replies 0 retweets 8 likes
        3. Samantha‏ @hope411adcock 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @RCPrentice @rlamartini and

          Rather like the Vitamin C Gummy as a #COVID19 Preventive tx circling the net😕

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        1. RCP‏ @RCPrentice 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @rlamartini @hope411adcock and

          To be clear, I think these quack treatments can have risks such as displacing real treatments, but that e.g. giving someone a homeopathic remedy is just giving them water so it’s harmless in that sense.

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        1. The Real Expert‏ @Real__Expert 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @rlamartini @hope411adcock and

          What if you have 1% chance of negative effect, and 0% chance of a benefit - or equal to placebo? Because the HCQ+AZT papers are just a collection of anecdotal evidences. Two anecdotes don't make one proof.

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        2. steadily going faster‏ @thedenature 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @rlamartini @hope411adcock and

          But patients with conditions that are KNOWN to benefit are now having trouble obtaining it. Without expanded supply, using it as a shot in the dark seems like a poor use of a finite resource.

          2 replies 0 retweets 8 likes
        3. Brian Forman‏ @Tootwisted40 30 Mar 2020
          Replying to @thedenature @rlamartini and

          I agree. I'm not sure how rare it is though. Anyone know? https://greekcitytimes.com/2020/03/29/24-million-doses-of-chloroquine-donated-to-greek-hospitals/ …

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