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Politics : The Trump Presidency

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To: i-node who wrote (164682)5/19/2020 11:59:42 AM
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>> We absolutely do not routinely conduct trials that require both experimental and control group to be purposely exposed to something potentially damaging, even deadly.

We're still talking about Hydroxychloroquine, right? One of the top prescribed 100 or so drugs in the world for the last 50 years?


Try to keep up.

That drug has long since been accepted for the treatment of malaria and lupus. It seems to have been determined to be safe enough for that purpose although posing some risk to some people. I am not here challenging the safety of hydroxychloroquine so you are wasting your time and mine defending it.

What's on the table here is a notion taken from your Dr Z and chewed upon by me that using it as a universal prophylactic could obviate or at least reduce the need for a covid vaccine. That's a big idea.

The purposeful exposure that I spoke to, then, is to covid, not hydroxychorolquine. To prove that your drug prevents infection by covid you'd not only have to give your drug to the experimental group, then you'd have to give all the trial participants, both groups, a dose of potentially damaging/deadly covid.
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