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Well if healthcare professionals are trained to interpret study, and separate the wrong from the useful stuff I guess it won't be so hard for The Lancet to hire
by loulouxiv 6y ago
Well if healthcare professionals are trained to interpret study, and separate the wrong from the useful stuff I guess it won't be so hard for The Lancet to hire some of them to review papers... I tend to believe Didier Raoult when he says in his last interview that anybody who works in medecine could easily tell this paper smelled really fishy, and I am sure it would be less costly for The Lancet than the reputation loss they are going to suffer.
- devin 6y agoYou act as if highly-trained professionals don't ever disagree.
- notahacker 6y agoMost professionals found Raoult's own published claims of the 100% cure rate of hydrochloroquine combined with azithromycin based on small groups without proper controls fishy, for a start.