Gov. David Ige says state indoor mask mandate to end March 25

[TomK]

I’ve certainly seen more thorough and convincing studies, [...]

Which ones would those be?

[HawaiiEV]

I guess I can try my luck…

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35070575/

To start.

I could keep linking studies, there’s a lot, but this paper here has them all listed, cited and analyzed for easy consumption.

https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-conte...VID-19.pdf

[TomK]

I guess I can try my luck…

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35070575/

To start.

I'm curious as to why you are trying your luck rather than simply listing the studies you say you have seen.

[HawaiiEV]

Because every time I post studies Rob has deleted them? Lol
I shared enough for now I think, if it will even remain, I’ve learned in this thread any post of mine with actual studies is deleted. it’s obvious almost everyone on this forum has made up their mind and no amount of study links would change anything. If you are actually curious I can share more direct links.

[TomK]

I could keep linking studies, there’s a lot, but this paper here has them all listed, cited and analyzed for easy consumption.

https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-conte...VID-19.pdf

I guess you could keep linking studies, but it would be helpful if they were current. That article is over a year old with no evidence it was peer-reviewed.  Things have moved on since then.

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Because every time I post studies Rob has deleted them? Lol
I shared enough for now I think, if it will even remain, I’ve learned in this thread any post of mine with actual studies is deleted. it’s obvious almost everyone on this forum has made up their mind and no amount of study links would change anything. If you are actually curious I can share more direct links.

I have no idea if Rob has deleted them. I asked for studies so I could read them and to make sure you're not making stuff up as you've done before.

[HawaiiEV]

The city wide study in Brazil was published in 2022. Is that not recent enough? Do you think that ivermectins effect on Covid has changed significantly in the past year? If there are multiple studies showing effectiveness, they are no longer relevant now that the media moved on to war in Ukraine? What exactly do you mean?

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Maybe you didn’t see this study I posted first?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35070575/

70% reduction in mortality, 67% reduction in hospitalization, over 100k study participants.

[randomq]

 laughter really is the best medicine.

Yeah, I'm gonna need a peer reviewed study on that...

[TomK]

The city wide study in Brazil was published in 2022. Is that not recent enough? Do you think that ivermectins effect on Covid has changed significantly in the past year? If there are multiple studies showing effectiveness, they are no longer relevant now that the media moved on to war in Ukraine? What exactly do you mean?

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Maybe you didn’t see this study I posted first?

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35070575/

70% reduction in mortality, 67% reduction in hospitalization, over 100k study participants.

Yes, I did read it. 1) it addresses a different question to the review paper HOTPE cited, 2) it uses data from 1.5 years ago and relies on the usual social science 2-sigma significance level, which is ridiculously low.

[HawaiiEV]

And are the statistics from that paper of which you approve not at all convincing? Again what do people have to lose? It’s an extremely safe and well understood medicine. What’s the harm in letting people use it even if it only reduces hospitalization by 20% and death by 13%?

2 standard deviations is the accepted statistical minimum for establishing confidence. With numbers like 70% improvement I think that’s enough for most, especially given the low risk of the medication. How long is an acceptable window to publish a study and still be considered relevant in your professional judgment?

[randomq]

The alternative offered by the medical establishment is nothing.