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The Wall Street Journal actually published a follow-up to that "Also related" link, with the headline "Writers Missed Ivermectin Study Retraction (Subhed: "We
by MilnerRoute 5y ago
The Wall Street Journal actually published a follow-up to that "Also related" link, with the headline "Writers Missed Ivermectin Study Retraction
(Subhed: "We have egg on our faces.")
https://www.wsj.com/articles/egyptian-ivermectin-study-retracted-covid-11627527903 https://www.wsj.com/articles/egyptian-ivermectin-study-retra...
- SailingSperm 5y agoThe link you provided still stands behind the main claim... - "We retract the part of our article that relied on the data from Dr. Elgazzar’s study. But the broader point stands: There’s strong evidence of ivermectin’s efficacy in treating Covid-19."
- tptacek 5y agoThe problem is that there isn't. A metastudy found that virtually the entire positive affect attributed to ivermectin derived from the Elgazzar study, which was fraudulent. Ivermectin doesn't work on COVID.