Comments by "Barry Hamm" (@barryhamm3414) on "Hydroxychloroquine Studies" video.

  1. "This article is a preprint and has not been peer-reviewed. It reports new medical research that has yet to be evaluated and so should not be used to guide clinical practice."
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  2. I wish to thank the conspiracy theory believers, due entirely to your efforts my stocks in tin foil manufacturing are up 200% in the last week.
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  3. It is good that the hype surrounding hydroxychloroquine has been dealt with and the medical research effort can move on.
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  4.  @mediterraneandiet2483  Grateful for being advised of a dangerous drug
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  5.  @jeffsmith1284  As a non-peer reviewed pre-print it is meaningless.
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  6. Jeff Smith When it passes peer review but until then it is just conjecture
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  7.  @jeffsmith1284  It is now a FACT that HCQ administered to CV-19 patients leads to significantly worse outcomes.
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  8.  @virtuousmission  Well the ill-informed might still Trumpet the wonder drug that they claim it to be but serious medical researchers can cross HCQ off the list of possible therapeutics and move on to testing of other drugs.
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  9.  @mballer  There is nothing in the legitimate medical literature that zinc or HCQ+zinc has any beneficial effect in vivo. If you know of a peer reviewed article from a leading medical journal of an in vivo study then kindly post a link otherwise your claim is just nonsense.
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