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Well I randomly selected 3 of your links. Searched for Zinc, didn't find the word
The drug has consistently failed to show a benefit when tested in randomized, controlled clinical trials. Social science may explain why laypeople and doctors alike continue clinging to it.
So what explains the endurance of hydroxychloroquine’s appeal in Covid-19? The answer, it turns out, may lie in social science rather than medical science.
First, it’s important to note that science and data are not the main driving force behind hydroxychloroquine’s persistent appeal.
While there is always the possibility of a future RCT surprising observers with a positive result, the published RCT data to date all indicate that hydroxychloroquine is not effective. Studies from the University of Minnesota, Spain and Brazil have all failed to show a benefit. Most retrospective analyses have as well, with exception to one by researchers at the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit, whose results have nevertheless faced skepticism due to multiple confounding factors. Another negative retrospective analysis, published in The Lancet, was retracted over questions about the provenance of data used.
Thus, much of the support springs from ideological tribalism.
Thus far any considerations are based on speculation at best, with no actual study pointing to effectiveness. In plain english, you have nothing to show.
Wow you still haven't grasped it
The Gateway Pundit is an American far-right news and opinion website. The website is known for publishing falsehoods and spreading hoaxes.
ATTENTION- HCQ safe but causes psychotic breakdowns in patients afflicted by TDS, workers at toilet paper companies such as NYT, Washington Post, China News Network, shareholders of Gilead, creatures name Soros and Gates, a reptile named Fauci, and humanoid mutants named antifas.
Studies have been about as flipfloppy as Fauci
So as for being 100% confident in not taking HCQ +Zinc + Either Azithromycin or Doxycycline
While there is always the possibility of a future RCT surprising observers with a positive result,
How can you be 100% sure something will work if there's nothing to show it works?
While there is always the possibility
I don't care about the USA or DJT or the rest of the politics
Seems the context is they gave 4 times the amount to force failure.
The Government’s leading body for Covid19 drug trials – led by the controversial character Professor Peter Horby – stands accused of grossly misleading negative trial results for the coronavirus management drug Hydroxychloroqhine.
Conclusion:
This little white paper aims to draw the reader's attention to the indisputable safety of HCQ, its remarkable efficacy against SARS-CoV-2, and the global political storm that has resulted in its unfair restriction of its use. We are in favor of its release for sale in the United States because of the impossibility imposed on the American population to access it either for treatment or to manage their fear.
HCQ science has not been proven beyond a doubt around the world to be a negative in the treatment of covid-19 EXCEPT in high dosages
more UK Covid “experts” facing serious data manipulation charges interesting article from June 22nd by an investigative reporter
The Government’s leading body for Covid19 drug trials – led by the controversial character Professor Peter Horby – stands accused of grossly misleading negative trial results for the coronavirus management drug Hydroxychloroqhine.
Another report on July 28th with data from Switzerland who were using HCQ then stopped it when the fake lancet report was published and then restarted when cases went up.
The Science Supports the Use of Hydroxychloroquine in COVID-19
Don't have as much time like some stalker here
Conclusion:
This little white paper aims to draw the reader's attention to the indisputable safety of HCQ, its remarkable efficacy against SARS-CoV-2, and the global political storm that has resulted in its unfair restriction of its use. We are in favor of its release for sale in the United States because of the impossibility imposed on the American population to access it either for treatment or to manage their fear.
A renowned Sydney doctor is urging health authorities to give vulnerable people infected with coronavirus a cheap and freely available drug that he believes is an effective “cure”.
originally posted by: Southern Guardian
There have been a number of promising treatments against COVID19 so it's any wonder why people are still hung up on Hydroxychloroquine?
The new paper from the researchers, an un-peer-reviewed preprint, details what actually happened in the hydroxychloroquine arm—1,561 people got hydroxychloroquine, and 418 of them, 26.8 percent, were dead within 28 days. And 3,155 people got standard care without the drug; 788 of them died. That’s 25 percent. So: Hydroxychloroquine didn’t reduce mortality. Its use also correlated with longer time spent in the hospital and a higher likelihood of having to go on a mechanical ventilator. As the paper puts it: “not an effective treatment.”
Source
It's important to note that scientists conduct a wide range of studies on drug-medical use that may differ from one another in a number of ways. This study involved a Randomized Controlled Trial, considered the 'Gold standard' of drug trialing and testing. Prospective, randomized and controlled. Trialing was done on relatively healthy people, early on in their infection stage:
So the so-called gold standard of drug trials is called an RCT, short for Randomized Controlled Trial. That means people sick with the thing you’re trying to study get put into one of two groups, or cohorts, from the very start. They either get the drug or they don’t, and no one—not the researchers, not the health care workers, not the participants in the study—knows who got what. (That’s called “double-blinding.”) And the researchers try to make those groups as similar as possible in every other way. They’re trying to eliminate all the possible external factors that could mess up the study.
The evidence has been piling up for sometime now that this drug is no silver bullet:
Brazilian chloroquine study halted after high dose proved lethal for some patients
Basel study: hydroxychloroquine not effective
Three big studies dim hopes that hydroxychloroquine can treat or prevent COVID-19
Others have pointed out to the one Henry-Ford study of the several odd studies in regards to this drug. That said from an observational standpoint there appeared to be benefit from Hydroxychloroquine. An Observational studies means you're going back and looking at patients as opposed to folllowing them and going forward in time. With that particular study, when closely reviewed, it was realized that 80% of those patients in that study that were given Hydroxychloroquine were also receiving a steroid medication which had been shown to be beneficial, this conflicted with results given the mix of the two treatments.
Earlier, others have been clear on the effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine. One of the Trump Administration's leading members of the Coronavirus task force and Director the National Institute of Allergies and Infections Diseases, Dr Fauci and the National Institutes of Health both made state ments citing that this drug was unproven in treating this virus.
Seems like the verdict is clear now.
He explained how it stops the virus from grabbing hold of somethingorother ... didn't write it down
www.dw.com...
The researchers decided to conduct their experiments on a human lung cell line called Calu-3 to find out whether chloroquine has the same inhibitory effect here. After all, the novel coronavirus mainly finds its way into the human body via the lungs.
"The virus docks on the cell in the lung, is then activated by the protease TMPRSS2 and can thus enter the cell," explains Hoffmann. While chloroquine shows an inhibitory effect in the monkey cell model, it has no effect on the protease in human lung cells. "Here, it was shown that chloroquine does not prevent the virus from entering the cells," said Pöhlmann.
To with hold it from people...
He says that everyone in the infectious unit is taking it as a precaution.
And so are a lot of the hospital staff that he knows.