Twitter Responses to Concerns About the Gautret et al. Hydroxychloroquine Study
This collection organizes six Twitter responses concerning the Gautret et al. hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin study: @jpogue1 criticized its methodology; @MKIttlesonMD reported a poll about prescribing the treatments without supporting data; @MicrobiomDigest linked to a blog outlining study concerns; @EBRHeum shared a journal article challenging the findings; @CarlosdelRio7 advocated retraction; and @RetractionWatch reported that the paper was under investigation.
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Research-community awareness of COVID-19 paper retractions
Twitter Responses to Concerns About the Gautret et al. Hydroxychloroquine Study
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An Example of the use of Twitter using a journal link to report inappropriate results from another paper on the use of Hydroxychloroquine & other implications related to rapid reporting
An Example of the use of Twitter using a journal link to advocate for retraction per inappropriate results from a paper on the use of Hydroxychloroquine.
An Example of the use of Twitter with its website's link to update on the status of the controversial paper on the use of Hydroxychloroquine (Gautret et al) and to advocate for retraction
An Example of the use of Twitter criticizing the paper on the use of Hydroxychloroquine (Gautret et al)
An Example of the use of Twitter reporting her poll's results on how doctors would respond to the patient's request for a prescription for Hydroxychloroquine & Azithromycin
Example of Using Twitter to Point Out Issues with Gautret et al. via a Blog Link