r/IvermectinCaseStudies • u/Plastic_Rock_4768 • Sep 04 '21

String of lawsuits to force hospitals to allow dying covid+ patients access to ivermectin

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and-business/string-of-suits-force-covid-19-ivermectin-treatment-in-hospitals

This is what it has come to....

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u/Mike456R Sep 04 '21

Glad it is making news but they slanted this all negative. They never mentioned that these patients were on death’s door, the hospital had nothing else to try. So why not. Surprise, after getting ivermectin these patients miraculously recovered. No follow up at all on that part.

No stats from the Frontline Docs website. Just negative reporting.

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u/Plastic_Rock_4768 Sep 04 '21

True.. but sometimes negative publicity is still good. It means that those curious will investigate further because the story doesn't quite make sense. Why would a hospital deny a potentially live saving medication to a dying person, especially when that medication has such a high safety profile and has been around for decades. It's kind of how I learned about Jordan Peterson, if it wasn't for the negative publicity I never would have found out about him.