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Diana's avatar

As someone who didn't start questioning things early on, I initially bought the "HCQ is ineffective" line, but then they went way too far by suggesting HCQ is too potentially dangerous to try. Our family has traveled to regions where malaria is endemic and the pediatricians have always been quite insistent that our children prophylax, so I've seen all the safety data comparing this to other anti-malarials. Safe for kids. Safe for pregnant women. Suddenly more dangerous than doing nothing up to the time a covid patient needs to be ventilated?

Your merry HCQ studies simplified chart does a great job of showing me just how duped I was-- as a bonus I clicked through to see the original and all the data. Wow. I gotta say, though, it would definitely look more seasonal if it had a little more red on it. Too bad!

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RDM's avatar

Ho. Ha.

“Always with the statistics jokes….”

Null hypothesis (Ho) and alternative hypothesis (Ha).

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