Did Japanese Research Show Ivermectin Actually Effective?

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February 4, 2022

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Reuters recently reported that Japanese researchers had discovered that Ivermectin demonstrated an “antiviral effect” against the Omicron variant. The story was soon corrected, however, to remove reference to the drug being effective in treating Omicron.

Jimmy and comedian Kurt Metzger discuss the curious treatment of this possible breakthrough.

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