Are they? We do not have a control group so how would you know?
“Are they? We do not have a control group so how would you know?”
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I understand your point. It’s important that the large, randomized, double blind clinical trials that are now being initiated be completed and their results be part of the basis for future treatment regimens. I at least give this physician props for considering possible complications from including azithromycin in his treatment plan for these particular patients and using a thought out substitute.
I hope he has success with his patients while awaiting results from the clinical trials.
Isn’t every hospital not using those drugs a control group not using those drugs?
I am sure we have plenty of hospitals that can be called control groups. Especially in those states where such drugs were initially banned from use.