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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsMajority of first-wave COVID-19 clinical trials have significant design shortcomings, study finds
Most of the registered clinical trials of potential treatments for COVID-19 underway as of late March were designed in ways that will greatly limit their value in understanding potential treatments, according to a study from researchers at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2020-06/jhub-mof060920.php
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Majority of first-wave COVID-19 clinical trials have significant design shortcomings, study finds (Original Post)
DavidDvorkin
Jun 2020
OP
Did I miss something? I didn't see it mention vaccines anywhere. Seems to be talking about
Quixote1818
Jun 2020
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FarPoint
(12,360 posts)1. Short story is....
Basically, a failure...see, there has never been a vaccine developed for any human acquired coronavirus with lethality...EVER. This will take a long time...if we are lucky.
Quixote1818
(28,932 posts)2. Did I miss something? I didn't see it mention vaccines anywhere. Seems to be talking about
treatments for people who have the virus. If I am wrong can you point out what I missed?
FarPoint
(12,360 posts)3. Correct... but I believe
Vaccine is in the collection of treatment options we strive for...I so often hear... vaccine coming by end of year . So, I gravitate towards this...
I sense that IVIG will play a strong treatment role for COVID 19 recovery and probably COVID 19 chronic complications...
obamanut2012
(26,072 posts)4. It didn't n/t