This and the Delhi information are part of the current clinical study in the US.

 Oh wait we are supposed to use internet articles we won't even read as evidence and not actual scientific method.  It's not like multiple ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine studies on the internet have been proven false or anything.

 It's not like our BS detectors haven't repeatedly led us to post lies on the forum as facts, like photoshopped images, laws that don't exist, precedence on losing court cases posed as winning court cases, lies about drivers license requirements or anything like that.  Nope, internet articles that support my ideas must be true and everything else is wrong.