It is amazing to listen Pr. Jean-Louis Vincent discussing a hot topic that is being misinterpreted in some countries. Definitely, cocktails are not the way to go. Bottom line: let's practice evidence-based medicine + clinical reasoning. No need to "mute" ANYBODY - science is transparent.
It is quite intriguing people criticize the "interviewer" - Pr JL Vincent does not need to be muted!!! It is a matter of discussion and discussion implies questions and responses. Whether your convictions should avoid any criticism remains a matter of debate
The interviewer seemed a bit dismissive. He kept going on about 'the data'. Like there was some 'Gated Institutional Narrative' which is superior to Paul Marik's vast clinical experience. We know the 'data' recommends remdesivir and dexamethosone. But the WHO advises against Remdesivir and Paul Marik recommends against it too. If I get sick I will insist my doctors give me methylprednisolone.
It is amazing to listen Pr. Jean-Louis Vincent discussing a hot topic that is being misinterpreted in some countries.
Definitely, cocktails are not the way to go.
Bottom line: let's practice evidence-based medicine + clinical reasoning.
No need to "mute" ANYBODY - science is transparent.
It is quite intriguing people criticize the "interviewer" - Pr JL Vincent does not need to be muted!!! It is a matter of discussion and discussion implies questions and responses. Whether your convictions should avoid any criticism remains a matter of debate
The interviewer seemed a bit dismissive. He kept going on about 'the data'. Like there was some 'Gated Institutional Narrative' which is superior to Paul Marik's vast clinical experience. We know the 'data' recommends remdesivir and dexamethosone. But the WHO advises against Remdesivir and Paul Marik recommends against it too.
If I get sick I will insist my doctors give me methylprednisolone.
The host is not very good