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Tim Noakes has criticised the authors of one of the most influential studies relating to diet and health for hiding negative findings, writes MedicalBrief.
In this article, Dr EV Rapiti advocates in favour of Ivermectin using facts, science and his own experience treating patients with Ivermectin.
Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine helps prevent severe disease among those infected with the delta variant, according to a trial involving almost 480,000 health workers in South Africa.
Dr Duncan Carmichael decided to write this article on Covid-19 vaccination in response to many of his patients asking him whether or not they should get the jab.
This article, written by eleven doctors and professors to the Department of Health, urges the Department to facilitate the use of Ivermectin in the public health sector.
UKZN Professor Colleen Aldous talks to Alec Hogg on a controversial topic that has divided opinions for many months now – Ivermectin.
“Soon-Shiong said he wants to develop vaccine production capacity for mRNA shots and adenovirus-based inoculations like ImmunityBio’s in SA.”
Professor Colleen Aldous argues that trusting experts who advocate against ivermectin is being done at the potential cost of human life.
Shionogi has started human trials for a once-a-day pill designed to neutralise Covid-19 in less than a week, reports The Wall Street Journal.
As daily covid deaths in Sweden hits zero, the unusual strategy adopted by the country appears to have been the best approach to the pandemic.