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Eugene

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7. Ivermectin has legitimate anti-parasitic uses for humans (e.g. lice, scabies, river blindness, etc.)

Reply to Binkie The Clown (Reply #3)

Thu Sep 23, 2021, 10:23 PM

Sep 2021

However, using the animal paste on humans is quackery.

It is the medical professional's job to know better than the patient. Helping a patient to harm themself is unethical, at the very least.

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Delaware hospital doesn't have to give patient ivermectin [View all] struggle4progress Sep 2021 OP

Maybe Timewas Sep 2021 #1

Can't she just check him out of the icu and give him the horse wormer herself... wcmagumba Sep 2021 #2

The wording of the law should be... Binkie The Clown Sep 2021 #3

I bought 8 boxes of Ivermectin this weekend from my vet. Sucha NastyWoman Sep 2021 #5

Ivermectin has legitimate anti-parasitic uses for humans (e.g. lice, scabies, river blindness, etc.) Eugene Sep 2021 #7

WHY IS HE EVEN IN THE HOSPITAL?? SoCalDavidS Sep 2021 #4

I know! She has so many options! struggle4progress Sep 2021 #6

I Can Imagine The Conversation SoCalDavidS Sep 2021 #8