Their username checks out. The study is seriously flawed and really does not prove its hypothesis. My biggest and primary gripe that has yet to be addressed (generally speaking) is the efficacy of medications given relative to the time of infection. I.e., in many instances a medication may not work when given when the illness has progressed to being in the severe/last stage and/or the patient has commorbidities which lessen their chances of recovery beyond what an intervention might be capable of doing.
But the sad truth is that this is a drug that has been politicized with an agenda against it. So any hack can wrap himself in so called science but yet throw b.s. meat on the pile for the laughing hyenas to devour. Brandolini's law indeed.
Do you reader, believe in objective truth??
Well puzzle me this then. If you came down with Covid, using this bogus study's very own numbers which group would you prefer to be in???
The group where Ivermectin was used along with the standard care, out of the severe 6 cases that were in the ICU, 3 presumably recovered and 3 died. In the group where there was standard care alone, all 10 people in the ICU died.
What this points to is either the study's own deficiencies and that further investigation should actually be carefully done, and/or the study is poorly constructed and not really valid in the first place.
I have an idea. Maybe because human life actually might have some value and is worth saving, people should pause laughing it up with the likes of "VoiceofSatan", stop slandering any therapeutic that comes along with names like "horse dewormer" because it doesn't fit their "one size fits all, vaccine for everyone" agenda that Big Pharma is ramming into peoples arms. Do research, and acknowledge that the pandemic has and continues to be terribly mishandled for any number of reasons. Then contact their representatives and point out how our health authorities (and msm) are letting people down by promulgating bad practices and bad science.
From my understanding, the doctor who found the bacterial cause and treatment for most ulcers (and subsequently won the Nobel prize) was unfairly ridiculed and dismissed for years.
Ridiculing probably is also interfering with good science here. At the least, don't do it.