LeafByNiggle
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They were likely going to recover anyway. Most people do. Without any treatment whatsoever. There is no justification for attributing their recovery to taking HCQ.LeafByNiggle:
Hmm, “a 50 percent reduction in deaths among hospitalized COVID-19 patients. After day one of the treatment, a whopping 82 percent of patients began to recover.”Therefore the selection of who got the HCQ treatment and who didn’t was influenced by the doctors’ knowledge of the patient’s condition.
Well, yes. I’m referring to the Henry Ford Hospital paper itself. How can you get more unbiased than that when talking about the Henry Ford Hospital paper.Unbiased original paper, really?when you read about the Henry Ford study through the lens of some biased reporter, you will read conclusions drawn from the study that the authors of the study did not intend. My advice with such studies is to skip the pre-digested analysis, especially when it comes from a source with an ax to grind, and go straight to the original unbiased paper.
I don’t have time to read fake news websites like covexit. Who are they? Please cite authoritative sources only. Citing sources that have no indication of who is behind them is like trusting something you read on the walls of a public restroom.This article is about a study…
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