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There's one Yale epidemiologist claiming he thinks it could be a cure, but that's one opinion among many who've viewed the same research and come away with different opinions. Just because one doctor (or even a few doctors) among a sea of doctors can look at studies and draw different conclusions doesn't make those doctors right. If hydroxychloroquine was a miracle cure for COVID-19, then you wouldn't have the vast majority of medical professionals and experts speaking out against it right now.
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There aren't many studies, the best ones we do have indicate a higher recovery rate. Its not just one doctor but either way, you're making quite a leap in logic to assume popularity = correct think. The medical business has lied to humanity throughout history, especially when money is involved (HCQ is cheap and has been in use for decades). Im not suggesting a miracle cure regardless of what any doctor said, just that there have been many doctors who havent had the access to it they would have liked and in the end, its a decision between you and your doctor, shouldn't be about politics.
Also, lets not underrate this guy as any other doctor, his credentials are legit if its the one Im thinking you're talking about. Ill recheck it later
BTW, do you guys remember that made for TV movie where HCQ was actually the magical cure for this virus, its a ****ing trip. Ill try to find the clips
Last edited by Chronz; 07-31-2020 at 03:57 PM.
A study at Carleton University indicated 46 per cent of people believed at least one of four unfounded COVID-19 theories: the virus was engineered in a Chinese lab; the virus is being spread to cover up the effects of 5G wireless technology; drugs such as hydroxychloroquine can cure COVID-19 patients; or rinsing your nose with a saline solution can protect you from infection.
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