“Ivermectin has over a 50% reduction in mortality. Very safe. It was, it had matched, case matched, all the, you know, all the ways they can control to make the two groups basically be comparable.”

The Joe Rogan Experience · #2576 - Dr. Peter McCullough

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administered ivermectin in the ER and continued it during hospitalization as part of a multidrug protocol

over a 50% reduction in mortality

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