I'm putting this here, but it intersects with public health policy, so I have no objection if TPTB move it to Civics.
The last few minutes of Ben Carson's segment with Hannity guest-host Pete Hegseth rekindled my interest in hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. Dr. Carson advocated their use as therapeutics. Predictably, Mediaite basically farted at him, and gave a link debunking the drugs -- which gave no evidence, but only said, "Nope, they don't work."
Here is an hour-long Harvey Risch audio interview from 30 days ago. I'm only a few minutes in, so I'm not presenting it as evidence at this point.
My questions are these:
-- On what basis do people claim these drugs are useless?
-- How do you explain the many practicing physicians who claim to have success with them?
The last few minutes of Ben Carson's segment with Hannity guest-host Pete Hegseth rekindled my interest in hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. Dr. Carson advocated their use as therapeutics. Predictably, Mediaite basically farted at him, and gave a link debunking the drugs -- which gave no evidence, but only said, "Nope, they don't work."
Here is an hour-long Harvey Risch audio interview from 30 days ago. I'm only a few minutes in, so I'm not presenting it as evidence at this point.
My questions are these:
-- On what basis do people claim these drugs are useless?
-- How do you explain the many practicing physicians who claim to have success with them?
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