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Sat, 03 Jul 2021 19:23 UTC © Off-Guardian How do you make a potentially dangerous and ineffective drug appear like a miracle of modern science? You could, for instance, enrol only certain people in clinical trials and exclude others or bring the study to a close as soon as you see a spike in the data that implies evidence of effectiveness. There are many ways to do it. the strategy is to get in quick, design the study to get the result you want, get out fast and make lots of money. Stellpflug says: If a study comes up negative for your favorite drug, just don't publish it!

New Research Review Says HCQ Plus Zinc Reduces COVID-19 Deaths Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, doctors around the world reported high success rates using an inexpensive treatment protocol of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) and zinc, typically in combination with an antibiotic to treat secondary bacterial infections. The change came on the heels of a study by Oxford University in the United Kingdom that found HCQ underperformed its routine treatment protocols. Unfortunately, problems in research methodologies assessing the effectiveness and risks of HCQ have left lingering doubts. Those problems i...

Journal of Medicine Says HCQ + Zinc Reduces COVID Deaths Early on in the COVID-19 pandemic, doctors around the world reported high success rates using an inexpensive treatment protocol of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) and zinc, typically in combination with an antibiotic to treat secondary bacterial infections. Almost immediately, government health agencies and mainstream media started attacking the treatment, going so far as to ban the prescription and use of HCQ for COVID-19 in some areas. Over time, it became painfully clear that a concerted and coordinated effort to prevent its use was afoot....

Noem's gamble may be a winner Whether Governor Noem’s gamble has been a good one will also best be left up to the people of South Dakota at the next election. 1:51 pm, Jan. 3, 2021 × By Roger Minch | Fargo The Forum’s Dec. 30 article “Kristi Noem’s big bet” charges that the South Dakota governor gambled by leaving it up to the people of South Dakota to address COVID-19 with no statewide restrictions or lockdowns. The article concedes that summer passed and no surge materialized and that the state’s economy has “thrived” especially compared to other state...