izentrop wrote:I guess it's ironic because this deception has already been largely debunkedVetusLignum wrote:Much has happened since, and it is now undeniable that the treatment is working.
https://c19study.com/
It dates from July:https://www.dur-a-avaler.com/hydroxychl ... dictoires/This site contributes, in its own way, to nurturing this scientific cacophony since it selects favorable studies, distorts the results of negative studies and accepts all studies to classify them in the same level of proof (internet documents, pre- unpublished impressions).
Here is an example of skilfully orchestrated disinformation with a pleasant and refined design which shows very simply that Didier Raoult's protocol works, with percentages of disconcerting clarity.
The problem is that this kind of initiative goes beyond the critical analysis of each study.
Is it published or still in pre-printing?
Is this a retrospective study with a low level of evidence or an otherwise stronger randomized clinical trial?
Are the results and biases discussed for each study?
Conflicts of interest or ideological bias?
You will not learn any of this, because it is long, it is boring, and complicated, but it is in this way, and only in this way, that one can disseminate knowledge as honestly as possible.
This initiative thus crushes the diversity of scientific studies, the scientific limits of each, and makes it possible to distill a simplistic message that is easily understandable, but which does not reflect reality.
Because in this ball of contradictory studies, recent studies seriously weaken the track of effectiveness of the HCQ, in early phase.
https://www.clubpoker.net/forum-poker/t ... /?page=181
Just click on the link to see that everything you write there is wrong.