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The "largest trial to date" does not mean that it's case closed. While the case for Ivermectin has been weakened recently, there still seems a significant body
by maskil 5y ago
The "largest trial to date" does not mean that it's case closed.
While the case for Ivermectin has been weakened recently, there still seems a significant body of evidence to suggest that it does work.
Many (not discredited) trials show efficacy and there is a significant observational correlation between population mass consumption of Ivermectin and better results with Covid. There are also many doctors that swear by it's efficacy from their experience.
Trials aren't perfect. The drug companies have been manipulating trial data for decades to prove efficacy when there wasn't, it probably can be done the other way as well. And the incentive is there with such a politicized drug.
- darthparker 5y agoYou're suggesting the drug companies are manipulating trials in order to _not sell_ a drug? That doesn't sound like any drug company in America.
- snidane 5y agoCovid vaccines got the emergency authorization and still keep it because there "is not" an adequate drug for covid. It totally makes sense from pharma to prevent discovery of a functioning drug because they found a better cash cow - vaccines.