I know this study doesn’t put anything to bed, but one has to understand that the basis for the HCQ and CQ (+/- zinc) thing is the same as x kills cancer in vi

I know this study doesn’t put anything to bed, but one has to understand that the basis for the HCQ and CQ (+/- zinc) thing is the same as x kills cancer in vitro. Then, you get a motivated researcher who publishes a single arm study of essentially OK patients claiming zero deaths. Game changer? We’ll see. But I imagine there are hospitals that are already using this as a first line treatment and there’s no positive reviews from the front line. Beyond that, we do have the ability to perform small sample studies (cf. Student) and decide whether we’re headed in the right direction. Are we in a lull in statistics where we can’t even use statistics to guide future research?