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Posted On: 04/15/2020 5:33:00 PM
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CDiddy,
Wouldn't you think that it is know by now with COVID??
The whole country has seen many cases in many hospitals to all sorts of people.
Now, tell me. Could we have a pretty good number in regards to the survival rate for American hospitals for patients in Severe to Critical conditions ??? We have lost 29752 lives as of a while ago.
I would think so ….
Do we need to eliminate the "placebo effect" ?
Will a dying person respond differently at the time of the injection if they inject him/her with Leronlimab or water ?? . No, they are fighting for they lives and will not notice. Will they "fake" their reaction ?? No. Would they have an opinion in the matter ?? No. Will they respond differently in few hours ?? Yes, Leronlimab will probably be superior to water.
However, the unlucky person receiving water might die … Courtesy of FDA.
There is no need in this study for placebo cohort. There is ample statistical basis for reference success rate. Or, are we saying that the 130 patients of the trial are superior to the 1000's that already have been treated ??.
Wouldn't you think that it is know by now with COVID??
The whole country has seen many cases in many hospitals to all sorts of people.
Now, tell me. Could we have a pretty good number in regards to the survival rate for American hospitals for patients in Severe to Critical conditions ??? We have lost 29752 lives as of a while ago.
I would think so ….
Do we need to eliminate the "placebo effect" ?
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Placebo effect: In an experiment, subjects respond differently after they receive a treatment, even if the treatment is neutral.
Will a dying person respond differently at the time of the injection if they inject him/her with Leronlimab or water ?? . No, they are fighting for they lives and will not notice. Will they "fake" their reaction ?? No. Would they have an opinion in the matter ?? No. Will they respond differently in few hours ?? Yes, Leronlimab will probably be superior to water.
However, the unlucky person receiving water might die … Courtesy of FDA.
There is no need in this study for placebo cohort. There is ample statistical basis for reference success rate. Or, are we saying that the 130 patients of the trial are superior to the 1000's that already have been treated ??.
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