That isn't the argument, as some investors have pr
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Posted On: 11/16/2020 12:41:14 AM
Re: ClosetInvestor #65549
That isn't the argument, as some investors have prescribed medications, and "side effects" aren't the issue... Possibly life-threatening (SAEs) in organ systems THAT ARE CONFIRMED INDICATIONS IN CV19 are.
The amount of liability involved with throwing random medications at patients is immense.. there have been several rabid cheerleaders for Mara, but the reality is that it won't gain widespread adoption without studies to explore these issues. And studies have begun, as they should. Any ****head dismissing the possibility of exacerbating organ damage or death as a result is playing God, and falling woefully short.
That might all be a bunch of gibberish to you, but it sounds like a list of CV19 indications to anyone without an ulterior agenda.
The amount of liability involved with throwing random medications at patients is immense.. there have been several rabid cheerleaders for Mara, but the reality is that it won't gain widespread adoption without studies to explore these issues. And studies have begun, as they should. Any ****head dismissing the possibility of exacerbating organ damage or death as a result is playing God, and falling woefully short.
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Warnings are also given regarding the use of metformin in less severe renal impairment, people aged 65 years old or greater, hypoxic states (e.g., acute congestive heart failure), hepatic impairment, concomitant use of certain drugs (e.g. carbonic anhydrase inhibitors such as topiramate), surgery, and other procedures
That might all be a bunch of gibberish to you, but it sounds like a list of CV19 indications to anyone without an ulterior agenda.
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