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What do peer reviewed medical studies say about hydroxychloroquine in the treatment of COVID-19?
I know the media says it doesn’t work, but from what I understand, that was based on a study where they administered large doses to those with severe symptoms. From what I can tell, when given early in onset of symptoms, or even before, the results showed it was a promising treatment. I cant find the study now though.
Am i getting fake newsed? Does anyone have medical studies they could link me?
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epic thread, pedro

It might be the magnetosphere. On the other hand, the only alternative explanation would have to be...aliens.
But magnets = miracles.
So if we invoke Occam's razor, it's aliens.

What scientific fields earns the highest average salary?

Engineerfags need not apply

<< appropriate I think yes!

goddamit scientist invent some wormhole faster the nlight traveling so i can be the first human being who takes a shit on another planet

This thread sucks because it is pointless to try and explain quantum physics and its implications to people that haven't actually studied it.

>Wait, so it kind of like... Noting exists unless we believe it does?? Woah, dude...