I’m pretty sure i have seen “100%” effective fairly regularly here.
The anecdotal report from the doctor treating the jewish community in north new york I believe said that 100% of his patients lived.
And while I accept his report as “evidence” that the treatment is probably useful, he doesn’t give enough info to understand what he is saying, did he give it to people in hospital, did he give it to his entire community, to everybody who said they had symptoms?
So we don’t know what he means. Maybe every person who had a fever got it, and none of them needed hospitalization, and maybe none would have anyway.
In the french trial, every person lived, and the combo was effective for all who got it, as expressed by shorter time to recovery than the control group. Too small a cohort to be definitive.