pyetro
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Remember that study that charlatans are touting as proof that the drug kills coronavirus?
www.latimes.com
That is not remotely true, as Raoult’s own published paper reveals. According to his paper, several subjects dropped out because they got sicker (one died), but he didn’t include their cases in his results. A follow-up study covered largely subjects whose infections were mild enough to be treated at home.
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Column: The rotten science behind Trump's chloroquine obsession
President Trump's hype of a potential treatment for COVID-19 gives false hope to virus patients and causes real harm to others.
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