I only see that it began enrolling yesterday. Can't find anything on it having results yet.

It's not even "fully allowed" in France, Macron himself met with the professor who get good results with it, 2 days ago, to get an idea of the situation.
Pr Raoult's clinic has the lowest mortality rate, and many people are agree to push on more hydroxychloroquine treatments, including former doctor minister, others professors etc...
They are accusing "bureaucratic doctors" (validating entities) for not going fast enough while people are dying.

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Apr 11 2020 05:40pm

I have pic of abstract, it was submitted today to NEJM . I’ll post pic of abstract when I get home. Data is clean from what my Henry Ford family telling me but we’ll see

Edit : pic of article summary I meant , not just abstract

This post was edited by Bazi on Apr 11 2020 06:27pm

my b submitted 4/4 not today

^Thor123422

This post was edited by Bazi on Apr 11 2020 07:34pm

I perhaps was too harsh on French counter parts, don't take offense. apologies

but their data doesnt look reliable

Honestly, with a multitude of known demographic and clinical risk factors (age, obesity, smoking, asthma, gender?, variations in the health condition in which patients were admitted), I feel like a sample size of ~30 people in each subgroup is really stretching it in terms of having representative and comparable samples.

It is one study, and it is clearly pointing toward hydroxychloroquine having no, or even and adverse, effect on Covid-19 patients - but we shouldnt get ahead of ourselves and dismiss hydroxychloroquine outright. A single, small sample size study is an indication, not a definitive proof. Due to this study, the hopes of having found a drug against Covid-19 must take a big hit, but the study's meaningfulness shouldnt be overstated either.

tldr: interesting first data, but to reach a proper conclusion, we need more data/studies.

This post was edited by Black XistenZ on Apr 11 2020 07:55pm

It's not even associated with azithromycine in your paper?
Wtf LOL

hyrdoxy

azithro + hydroxy

azithro + hydroxy + zinc

all being done simultaneously, as randomized control as they should be.

not cherry picked data and intentionally dropping hundreds of patients (France study)




all these studies will be underpowered atm

you're not gonna get an ideal sample with how chaotic these hospitals are. Detroit is honestly a shit show. it's been going on in NY and WA for much longer as well. any institution could have come up with data by now but everyone is lagging due to the sheer chaos

Any reasonable person would wait more results, not sure why you are so Butthurt about France, one again it's not even validated here.
Sounds like some kind of conflict of interest or something like that.