Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
It makes it more difficult to assert a medication resulted in a good outcome when that was the overwhelming likelihood without the medication.The vast majority of people get over COVID just fine without treatment.
So?
Not really. There are lots of medications and treatments we use for illnesses that most people's bodies could eventually overcome, because 1) there's no point in suffering longer than you have to, and 2) there's no point in taking a chance that it might worsen. THAT would be the thing we're actually trying to prevent: the disease hanging on long enough to become severe and life-threatening. So yeah, I think medical science can convincingly state that chloroquine produces a better outcome if and when its use brings the death rate and the rate of people needing ventilators down.
No matter HOW much you want to find excuses not to use it so that you don't ever have to admit that Trump was right about something.
And don't think we haven't all noticed the depth of your utter repulsiveness in wishing suffering and potential death on people in pursuit of your political agenda.