WHO Say Remdesivir Doesn't Work??

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The World Health Organization just published a paper over the weekend stating that one of the main treatments for inpatient COVID-19 patients doesn't actually work. Remdesivir was granted emergency use from the FDA earlier this year for the treatment of inpatient COVID-19 patients based on a small preliminary study, which was then backed up with a larger study confirming a 5 day benefit of symptoms. Since then it has been one of the main drugs used for inpatient COVID-19. Well late last week the WHO published a study of over 11,000 patients, stating that Remdeivir does not actually work as the previous studies have shown. In ADDITION, RU-vid has put a statement saying they will censor any videos that provide "MISINFORMATION" about COVID-19 vaccines. My question for everyone is, how does youtube know what is misinformation when the WHO and the NEJM cannot agree on Remdesivir? Interesting times my friends.
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@ElNietoPR 4 года назад

From the thumbnail I thought it was like, “who said remdesivir doesn’t work?” But the title made me realize it was the world health organization. Caps are fun

@PracticaProphetica Год назад

Cost per life saved: Remdesivir: $363,922 That other nobel-prize winning drug: $24

@pdm4pdm4 Год назад

Remdesivir is the main killer.

@Game_Daddy 4 года назад

My parents who are diagnosed with severe covid and recovered from the virus are living proof that this is effective

@dianesossoman1626 3 года назад

My husband and I were both in the hospital with covid. They started me on Rimdisivier and I went home 5 day later, after 2 days on it I started feeling better. So I know it helped us.👍

@Game_Daddy 3 года назад

@@dianesossoman1626 good to hear that..😊 Giving love from Philippines

@timmynator8036 3 года назад

Nope its just covid is just a flu lol

@Game_Daddy 3 года назад

@@timmynator8036 happy?

@ivands7249 2 года назад

I got sick for one day, went to the hospital and was positive, they gave me four doses of remdesivir in two days, now I'm home recovering with no symptoms at all... I'm on the 7th day of recovery now. So I'm guessing this worked, and I got a compromised immune system on top of that...

@gabrield5202 4 года назад

Wow I'm really surprised. We just finished our Virology block in Med school and when we had our Corona lecture, our prof told us this works because it blocks RNA-dependent RNA polymerase ~ Which is what all 3 Coronaviridae use (SARS-CoV, MERS-CoV, & SARS-CoV-2)...oh well, time to get my points back for my last test hehe!

@gregorybrennan8539 4 года назад

Medicine has never been this bad ,I've been in longer than you . I love your videos they are honest and extreme helpful to young clinicians in training. thanks

@drbuckparker 4 года назад

Appreciate the kind words George

@portiaseanoa5404 2 года назад

It actually was the cause of death

@cocchinicorp4048 4 года назад

Damn man. Kind of blew my mind at the end. That’s a great point. If the medical community (myself included) have no clue what’s going on, then where the hell is FB getting it’s info from.

@idsawtooth 4 года назад

People have questioned this and it IS clearly political. As a side note, I find it funny that even though all the people and organizations you cited know it takes time to draw a conclusion, all of them think their position/conclusions are correct.

@drbuckparker 4 года назад

Hahaha omg you are so right

@lauristandley4359 2 года назад

Did anyone do the math? It said as of May 2020, 100,000 people died out of 1,678,843 cases in the US. That is a .059 percent mortality rate. Any death is tragic, but we’re all going to die… We’ve had this whole fiasco over a very low mortality rate. If it were something like 60% or as low as say, 20%, with people dropping dead in the streets, I might be worried, but this has been so blown out of proportion. I’m assuming the mortality rate is different now in November 2021, but it’s still very low.

@drbuckparker 2 года назад

I agree Lauri

@causualloop 4 года назад

I like your videos a lot, can you make one about Vitamin D treatment and mortality rate for COVID patients? And explain why Vitamin D could be important?

@Lymfoma 3 года назад

My dad got saved becuz of Remdesivir

@TheLifeOfNurse 3 года назад

Proof?

@srujanmims 3 года назад

Fact Is he would have recovered either way

@aqulisbellphd5219 4 года назад

Looking better Doc..speedy recovery 🙏

@yvonnetuszing4911 4 года назад

12:50 Most true thing I have heard in a very long time!!!!

@jamesischool 4 года назад

Interesting video! Would enjoy more discussion of current health news and the research behind them. You'll find the data on mortality from the NEJM trial within table 2. One of the findings that stood out to me was the difference in mortality over the entire study depending on what score the candidates were assigned at baseline. Those with a score of 5 did significantly better on remdesevir than placebo (hazard ratio 0.30 (0.14-0.64)). It's a shame that the study wasn't able to obtain a significant result for overall mortality and just missed out by a .04 CI (11.4% with remdesivir and 15.2% with placebo by day 29 (hazard ratio, 0.73; 95% CI, 0.52 to 1.03). Another important point is that the remedesevir group had less serious adverse events due to respiratory failure, although I don't see them having run an analysis on this as to its statistical significance.

@drbuckparker 4 года назад

Appreciate the input James!

@MonssterHD 4 года назад

Great point at the end doc!

@KingdomNavi 3 года назад

Nice outline, and a very good way to explain the issues at hand.

@Orf Год назад

9:25 they got destroyed for writing this

@loopje 4 года назад

It’s mostly AI bro. People really need to realize how big these platforms are and how much more capable AI has gotten

@jkrob5978 4 года назад

Great question. Thanks for sharing!

@jaredn.3484 4 года назад

I don't know. Throwing in a paper on a hot topic gives you promotional credit...job advancement...etc. The unfortunate dark side of science.

@drbuckparker 4 года назад

Soooo truuuuu

@Orf Год назад

8:00 NEJM: Did not have lower rate of death***

@lelabb4110 4 года назад

Got me by heading doc. WHO say vs who says..👌🏼

@Orf Год назад

12:45 great question

@LauraVolpintesta 2 года назад

And the side effects!?…….

@commanderpipi1youknowfromp730 3 года назад

great channel thumbs up. how about a full day of eating and supplement routine ? How much and how do you use caffeine. THX greetings from Germany.

@bobkane432 4 года назад

They just cant stop contradicting themselves

@justinhupe8624 4 года назад

This is all very interesting to consider. As far at the information regulation occurring on social media sites, I feel as if that banning is primarily regarding blatant information that is widely agreed upon in the scientific and medical community, right?

@adamsommers6480 4 года назад

To be honest, I think you might be getting shadow banned; I used to get your videos all the time and now I have to search to find your videos :(

@drwsumnerdavis3571 4 года назад

Hmm. seems we said that REM was a useless treatment. Of course we also warned that dexamethasone would cause a number of neurological issues.. and guess what.

@nived8476 2 года назад

So, you're not here to pick them apart and brining up concerns that seem odd isn't your point. So, what is your point?

@brittanykannon2154 2 года назад

In addition to the my last comment, I really like the frankness of the physician. I agree, how about we use science, Not allow politics to treat our patients? Most politicians could not tell you the difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes. So why again would I listen to them ?