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From: Vassar David	10/17/2025 12:58:00 AM
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There’s been ongoing discussion about Ivermectin For Humans and its potential connection to COVID-19 treatment and prevention. Ivermectin is a well-known antiparasitic medicine that’s been safely used in humans for decades to treat various parasitic infections. During the pandemic, researchers began exploring whether Ivermectin could have antiviral or immune-modulating effects against the coronavirus. While some early lab results looked promising, most major health authorities — including the FDA, WHO, and EMA — have stated that more research is needed to confirm its effectiveness for COVID-19. Many people are curious about the science behind Ivermectin for humans, especially because of its long record of safe use at prescribed doses. However, it’s important to remember that dosing and formulation for humans differ from veterinary use. If anyone is considering Ivermectin or any alternative approaches related to COVID-19, it’s always best to rely on qualified medical advice and verified information sources. Continued research may help clarify how, when, or if Ivermectin could play a role in human viral infections in the future.

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