Nobel Prize Winner Professor Satoshi Omura, whose discovery of ivermectin led to one of history's greatest public health achievements in transforming the health status of large parts of the globe... gets censored for discussing the science supporting ivermectin in COVID-19. Yup. pic.twitter.com/JHbdZ3nQJm— Pierre Kory, MD MPA (@PierreKory) July 1, 2021
I mean no. Anyone can just publish some resarch. This guy did. It's all been.
They could just be like, we observed this effect and it has a reasonable chance of having antiviral processes.
Instead it is just mixed data. Given the situation. Mixed data would tend to indicate the effect is an artifact of loose testing and futher bette rtests would see the effexts disappear
I have alwas wanted a plausable mechanism of action to be established for this.
Some drugs have cross effects but from what I can see this is not the type of drug that likely would.
Well, we'll never know, will we? Censorship is being placed on anyone who tries a novel solution.
I mean no. Anyone can just publish some resarch. This guy did. It's all been.
They could just be like, we observed this effect and it has a reasonable chance of having antiviral processes.
Instead it is just mixed data. Given the situation. Mixed data would tend to indicate the effect is an artifact of loose testing and futher bette rtests would see the effexts disappear