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It's worth noting that this study does not include azithromycin in the treatment regime, as was the case in the Raoult/French study. The French study, problema
by aazaa 7y ago
It's worth noting that this study does not include azithromycin in the treatment regime, as was the case in the Raoult/French study.
The French study, problematic in the extreme but still promising, claims a large synergistic effect of using both drugs in combination.
Also, unlike the French study, this one appears to be at least controlled, but possibly not blinded.
- kiloDalton 7y agoI think this counts a double blind trial. From the top of page 4 in the article: "Randomization was performed through a computer-generated list stratified by site. Treatments were assigned after confirming the correctness of the admission criteria. Neither the research performers nor the patients were aware of the treatment assignments."