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by euudheehdy
2123 days ago
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The whole dialogue around Hydroxychloroquine has been bizarre with neither side actually addressing what the other is saying in the political arena. One side has, ineloquently, said "We think Y can reduce your odds of getting X" and the other side replied by saying "Y isn't a cure for X". After this point the conversation ends and both sides go back to preaching to their choirs without addressing the fact that neither made a statement that genuinely impacts what the other said. |
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Straw man argument.
The original and now proven claim, as the article states, is that HCQ given early (certainly prior to hospitalization) in the course of Covid-19 reduces the severity of symptoms and the consequent death rate.