New RCT article published in Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine. Niaee, Namdar et al.
Concludes that Ivermectin as an adjunct reduces the rate of mortality, time of low O2 saturation, and duration of hospitalization in adult COVID-19 patients. The improvement of other clinical parameters shows that ivermectin, with a wide margin of safety, had a high therapeutic effect on COVID-19.
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