Allegedly successful drug usage with COVID-19 patients

[lenny2]

"French researcher Dr. Didier Raoult has now treated 1000 coronavirus patient with 99.3% success rate"

https://techstartups.com/2020/04/06...0-coronavirus-patient-with-99-3-success-rate/

 

[shack]

Not so sure about that source. It looks like it's purpose is to promote companies to potential investors.

No proof, Just a suspicion.

 

[sp free]

Promote an out of patent drug?

Back up the Brinks truck!

 

[lenny2]

Not so sure about that source. It looks like it's purpose is to promote companies to potential investors.

No proof, Just a suspicion.

That's why the OP title says "allegedly" instead of "proven".

Though the OP (re the French researcher) is just one of several positive reports re that drug.

 

[shack]

That's why the OP title says "allegedly" instead of "proven".

Yes, that is what the title says.

The stories in the article were talking about 99% success rate in 3 studies. In case I don't properly recall, I think they checked a thousand patients.

Like I said, the site's main function seems to be generating investor interest.