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@sixtus9559 The hottest years on record in America were almost 100 years ago. You ignored the question out of sheer ignorance. But like all leftist hypocrites, you know absolutely nothing about solar, climate science, electricity, batteries, inverters, wiring, history, common sense, etc, and nothing about reality, and you expect the government to pay your way and save you.
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@topnews1007 Doctors fighting COVID-19 should be supported by their profession and their government, not suppressed. Yet today physicians are smothered under a wave of censorship. With coronavirus variants and vaccine hesitancy threatening a prolonged pandemic, the National Institutes of Health and the broader U.S. medical establishment should free doctors to treat this terrible disease with effective medicines.
For centuries, doctors have addressed emerging health threats by prescribing existing drugs for new uses, observing the results, and communicating to their peers and the public what seems to work. In a pandemic, precious time and lives can be lost by an insistence on excessive data and review. But in the current crisis, many in positions of authority have done just that, stubbornly refusing to allow any repurposed treatments. This departure from traditional medical practice risks catastrophe. When doctors on the front lines try to bring awareness of and use such medicines, they get silenced.
I’ve experienced such censorship firsthand. Early in the pandemic, my research led me to testify in the Senate that corticosteroids were life-saving against COVID-19, when all national and international health care agencies recommended against them. My recommendations were criticized, ignored and resisted such that I felt forced to resign my faculty position. Only later did a large study from Oxford University find they were indeed life-saving. Overnight, they became the standard of care worldwide. More recently, we identified through dozens of trials that the drug ivermectin leads to large reductions in transmission, mortality, and time to clinical recovery. After testifying to this fact in a second Senate appearance — the video of which was removed by YouTube after garnering over 8 million views — I was forced to leave another position.
I was delighted when our paper on ivermectin passed a rigorous peer review and was accepted by Frontiers in Pharmacology. The abstract was viewed over 102,000 times by people hungry for answers. Six weeks later, the journal suddenly rejected the paper, based on an unnamed “external expert” who stated that “our conclusions were unsupported,” contradicting the four senior, expert peer reviewers who had earlier accepted them. I can’t help but interpret this in context as censorship.
The science shows that ivermectin works. Over 40 randomized trials and observational studies from around the world attest to its efficacy against the novel coronavirus. Meta-analyses by four separate research groups, including ours, found an average reduction in mortality of between 68%-75%. And 10 of 13 randomized controlled trials found statistically significant reductions in time to viral clearance, an effect not associated with any other COVID-19 therapeutic. Furthermore, ivermectin has an unparalleled safety record and low cost, which should negate any fears or resistance to immediate adoption.
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@matthewgardner2144 My stimulus checks were spent on solar panels, gardening tools, high quality multi-band radio receivers, tool sets, testers, meters, wire, cables, batteries, a tiller, water filters, prepping gear, 10 solar power stations, power banks, battery chargers, seeds, and new guitar and PA system to replace what democrats stole from me, which was everything I owned, etc, and I moved to a rural area to get away from them and bought a 30 ft camper to live in. How many democrats did that? What did democrats buy with their stimulus checks, video games, rims, basketball shoes, drugs, and high priced jeans made by slaves?
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@jahhebrew4968 Sure, racist. December tornadoes are expected each year. They happen ahead of fronts just like in Spring. Hurricanes, floods, droughts, and tornadoes have been happening for billions of years. I`m nearly 60 years old. We had tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, droughts, snow, and heat waves in every decade since I`ve been on the planet. The only difference now is...each time any of these things happen people like you start talking pure nonsense. I also see people like you laughing at storm victims, especially when a disaster happens in the Deep South. Your fake concern is disgusting.
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