Eye-opening testimony last week during our Senate hearing on early treatments for
#COVID19
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There is a real disconnect between Ivory Tower academic medical professionals and those in trenches treating sick and dying patients.
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@SenRonJohnson
Dr. Ashish Jha was the only normal witness you had. In the other cases, you went out of your way to look for contrarians and freaks for the sake of it.
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@SenRonJohnson
Huge disconnect. Why do they not want to give people the choice to have early treatment? Why isn’t the CDC advising everyone to take preventative measures?
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@SenRonJohnson
I concur, I am at a loss to explain how something as benign as HCQ in low does can be banned from use. Something is up!
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@All100Senators
If only you were this concerned over the past 8 months and urged people to follow guidelines!?!
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@SenRonJohnson
Stop playing games. We need healthcare and education, not F-35's and occupation.
#Resign
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@SenRonJohnson
Some people did tests and studies and found things that didn't work. Others tried it on a few people and it didn't kill then.
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@SenRonJohnson
This testimony?
Today was a very, very odd day
I testified before
@senatehomeland
They held a hearing on hydroxychloroquine.
Yup, HCQ
In the middle of the worst surge of pandemic
HCQ
It was clear how our information architecture shapes questions of science and medicine of COVID
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@SenRonJohnson
There is a real disconnect between Ivory Tower Senators who want to protect corporations from liability and those in the trenches trying to put food on the table and pay the rent.
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@SenRonJohnson
Yes! The risk of elongated Q-T interval goes away when the medication is discontinued. This is the only risk I have heard of when taking hydroxychloroquin with an antibiotic, it’s the reason given for not using this cocktail for COVID.
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@SenRonJohnson
Can you focus on passing another stimulus to help Wisconsinites instead of this crap?
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