Didn't the NEJM publish the made up Hydroxychloroquine study, denigrating the use of the drug for early treatment early on in the pandemic? That tells you all you need to know about the peer-review process of these so called Journals. I personally was won over by the abundance of anecdotal evidence and personal testimonies of people using ivermectin with positive results. That, plus the known safety profile of the ivermectin was enough to convince me to buy some just in case.
Didn't the NEJM publish the made up Hydroxychloroquine study, denigrating the use of the drug for early treatment early on in the pandemic? That tells you all you need to know about the peer-review process of these so called Journals. I personally was won over by the abundance of anecdotal evidence and personal testimonies of people using ivermectin with positive results. That, plus the known safety profile of the ivermectin was enough to convince me to buy some just in case.
Possibly one of them. The Lancet I know retracted one of the studies, the NEJM could have been another one.
Good topic for another article though.