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  • Stupid Rightists Overdosing On Ivermectin

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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Sun Sep 19 15:51:06 2021
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Wed Nov 3 22:36:05 2021
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Tue Nov 16 22:48:27 2021
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jan 10 03:02:28 2022
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jan 11 21:42:26 2022
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Wed Jan 12 23:30:33 2022
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jan 17 20:56:15 2022
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Sun Jan 23 03:34:30 2022
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Fri Jan 28 02:08:51 2022
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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  • From Demented Joe Defeats tRUMP Again!@21:1/5 to All on Thu Feb 10 21:41:10 2022
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    Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge
    of ivermectin overdose patients

    So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade
    medicine that other serious injuries - like gunshot wounds - have to wait

    Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some
    parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight
    viruses in humans

    Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other
    large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans

    So many rural Oklahomans are overdosing on horse medication that it is overwhelming local hospitals.

    Dr Jason McElyea, a physician from Sallisaw, Oklahoma in the Southeast
    of the state, told Oklahoma City's KFOR that hospitals in his region are
    being clogged with patients overdosing on ivermectin after using the
    drug to treat COVID-19.

    Many people are using ivermectin, which is FDA approved for human use in
    some situations, in doses meant for large animals like horses and
    overdosing.

    The volume of overdoses has become a problem for the whole community, as
    people needing treatment for other issues, like gunshot victims, are
    left waiting in peril for emergency room space.

    [continue . . . . . . . . ]

    https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-9956023/Rural-Oklahoma-hospitals- overwhelmed-people-overdosing-ivermectin.html

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