[Hoot Gibson]

The 95% of vaccinated physicians is correct.  I was being generous with 5% of quacks would consider prescribing ivermectin.

Did you actually read the article or spoon fed the bs as usual?

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/po...d-1220608/

“Update: One hospital has denied Dr. Jason McElyea’s claim that ivermectin overdoses are causing emergency room backlogs and delays in medical care in rural Oklahoma, and Rolling Stone has been unable to independently verify any such cases as of the time of this update.
The National Poison Data System states there were 459 reported cases of ivermectin overdose in the United States in August. Oklahoma-specific ivermectin overdose figures are not available, but the count is unlikely to be a significant factor in hospital bed availability in a state that, per the CDC, currently has a 7-day average of 1,528 Covid-19 hospitalizations. The doctor is affiliated with a medical staffing group that serves multiple hospitals in Oklahoma. Following widespread publication of his statements, one hospital that the doctor’s group serves, NHS Sequoyah, said its ER has not treated any ivermectin overdoses and that it has not had to turn away anyone seeking care. This and other hospitals that the doctor’s group serves did not respond to requests for comment and the doctor has not responded to requests for further comment. We will update if we receive more information.”

This story? Hmmm…doctor says one thing and one hospital disputes it.  The disputing hospital wasn’t mentioned in either the Rolling stone article or the local Tv station that originally reported the crisis.  Sounds like disinformation has thrown the baby out with the bath water.

The hospital said that the doctor had not worked there for a couple of years. Why would the hospital deny the story if true? That would not make any sense. A critical thinker you are not.

You read a fake news story and ran with it. Of those 459 reported cases of ivermectin overdoses, were all of the victims human or does the total include pets and livestock? If all of the overdoses involved humans, did all of them require hospitalization? If so, do you think that 459 cases nationwide would have created hospital bed shortages that prevented the treatment of gunshot wounds? You are a liar but you may be a bigger fool than you are a liar.