10-04-2024, 04:35 PM
So today's unreliable science update, for those keeping score at home, the study that was used to angrily claim that prescribing hydroxychloroquine caused 17,000 deaths during the pandemic has... wait for it... been retracted!
Retraction Notice (Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy, Volume 179, October 2024)
Something about the data and techniques being faulty. Totally not deliberate though.
Let's see if any of these articles get updated:
Or perhaps we'll get follow-up articles, apologizing? Just kidding! Anyway, probably not surprising to anyone here, but I thought I should mention it.
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Retraction Notice (Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy, Volume 179, October 2024)
Something about the data and techniques being faulty. Totally not deliberate though.
Let's see if any of these articles get updated:
- The Hill
- Politico
- Frontline News
- Scripps News
- The Guardian
- KFF Health News
- News Nation
- Newsweek
- AOL.com
- Yahoo News
- Daily Kos
Or perhaps we'll get follow-up articles, apologizing? Just kidding! Anyway, probably not surprising to anyone here, but I thought I should mention it.
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