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Isn't a 60% mortality rate particularly high? And if you give someone a drug and they consequently show a reversal of their symptoms instead of a slow die off
by true_religion 12y ago
Isn't a 60% mortality rate particularly high?
And if you give someone a drug and they consequently show a reversal of their symptoms instead of a slow die off as immune response kicks in, doesn't that pretty heavily imply that the drug worked?
I'm not against full clinical trials and the like, but I doubt that's a possibility with an epedemic like disease like ebola.
- einhverfr 12y agoIt's very high, but it is at a point where you cannot credit or blame the drug for success or failure in a specific case. You need aggregate data. The point is about the political vs the scientific perspective and that these are not aligned.