New Invermectin ad campaign for fighting Covid-19
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Just this.
2011 study claimed Ivermectin reduced sperm counts of men receiving drug for river blindness, but hasn't been replicated
A 2011 study into Ivermectin's affects on the sperm counts of men suffering from river blindness [PDF] found that 85% of them experienced sperm dysfunction of some kind. But as…
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No wonder there is a resurgence of those rushing to take this "miracle" cure:
www.theguardian.com
Ivermectin misuse adding to Covid pressures at Oklahoma hospitals, doctor says
Jason McElyea says people overdosing on anti-parasitic drug that some people believe without evidence can cure or treat Covid
www.theguardian.com
I think that article was retracted.No wonder there is a resurgence of those rushing to take this "miracle" cure:
Ivermectin misuse adding to Covid pressures at Oklahoma hospitals, doctor says
Jason McElyea says people overdosing on anti-parasitic drug that some people believe without evidence can cure or treat Covid
There's enough other stuff out on the dewormers to cover it.
The fact that outlets like the Guardian have left this fake debunked story up tells you all you need to know about their journalistic integrity.No wonder there is a resurgence of those rushing to take this "miracle" cure:
Ivermectin misuse adding to Covid pressures at Oklahoma hospitals, doctor says
Jason McElyea says people overdosing on anti-parasitic drug that some people believe without evidence can cure or treat Covid
Ivermectin has been proven as an early onset covid19 therapeutic. The only reason the FDA and Health Canada hasn't approved its use is because they all full on invested in vaccines.
The article exaggerated it. However:
Fact-checking the misinformation about Oklahoma hospitals and ivermectin
A story went viral last week about Oklahoma hospitals and ivermectin, an anti-parasitic drug some Americans are taking to treat Covid-19 even though it is not approved or proven for that purpose.
www.cnn.com
The article doesn't exaggerate. It's am outright fabrication. You are spreading fake news.The article exaggerated it. However:
Fact-checking the misinformation about Oklahoma hospitals and ivermectin
A story went viral last week about Oklahoma hospitals and ivermectin, an anti-parasitic drug some Americans are taking to treat Covid-19 even though it is not approved or proven for that purpose.
Nope, looks like a legit correction.
That's the way real journalism works, if your source exaggerates or lies, you issue a correction when you find out.
So, they corrected something that never happened, did they?(AFTER it hit the social media). You got to love the modern "journalism". To be fair, it took New York Times YEARS to correct Walter Duranty.
Again it was an exaggeration, as there were Ivermectin cases in that hospital. You hate the actual facts!!
Oklahoma Doctor At Center Of Viral Ivermectin Story Says Report Is Wrong
The doctor at the center of the story told News 9 he was misquoted, and the story was wrong.
They really need something for brain worms, airlift it to Texas and Florida...
Did you like the picture included in the original story? ROTFLMFAO!! Winter line up and you guys swallowed it!Again it was an exaggeration, as there were Ivermectin cases in that hospital. You hate the actual facts!!
Oklahoma Doctor At Center Of Viral Ivermectin Story Says Report Is Wrong
The doctor at the center of the story told News 9 he was misquoted, and the story was wrong.www.newson6.com
Fact checking by CNN LOL.......That's the funniest thing I will read all day...The article exaggerated it. However:
Fact-checking the misinformation about Oklahoma hospitals and ivermectin
A story went viral last week about Oklahoma hospitals and ivermectin, an anti-parasitic drug some Americans are taking to treat Covid-19 even though it is not approved or proven for that purpose.
Did you shit out the worms yet?
Are you now also safe from COVID?
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Is something bothering you? It's not my fault your media sold their souls to the DNC.
Did it work better than they hydroxychloroquine?
Or are you still figuring out which disinfectant you should shoot?
