Where does India stand on Invermetim[sic]?
Widespred distribution, > 400,000 cases a day. Looks like a pretty good study to me.
Interesting article on India.
https://covexit.com/the-covid-crisis-in-india-an-interview-with-dr-dhananjay-bakhle/
“4. Today, are there states where early treatment is being given more pro-actively?
This is clearly the case looking at the example of Uttar Pradesh, which has double the population of Maharashtra but 2.5 times less the number of active cases as seen from the graph below: This is simply because UP is providing home treatment kits containing Ivermectin to each positive case.
Goa is another state, though much smaller than any of the 7 states listed above, that is providing Ivermectin home treatment kits as shown in the picture below.
This has made it possible for both states to avoid lockdowns whereas Maharashtra is in full lockdown. Even as compared to Mumbai, its twin metropolis of Thane has a much wider use of Ivermectin and lower fatality rates.”
Further to Post #13, Please note that Uttar Pradesh ( which allows distribution of Ivermectin ) as opposed to many other states which do not, has a lot of migrant workers who work in Mumbai ( which does NOT allow widespread ivermectin distribution ).
When the Second wave hit Mumbai, many rushed back home to Uttar Pradesh to escape the lockdown in Mumbai, and also because they could not work. They have to go home rather than starve. A huge number of those migrant workers who rushed back to their home state were already infected with the mutant virus.
Have a look at Uttar Pradesh ( Population 250 Million, the size of 10 European countries combined ) and you will see how well they have coped with the Covid wave despite the huge migrant worker influx compared to the other states that have not distributed Ivermectin.
Dr. Pierre Kory has been monitoring the Indian situation and he gave a report last week. Watch this video to answer some of your questions: