Health & Medicine
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Does Ivermectin Cause People to Pass Rope Worms? Experts Say It's Highly Unlikely
People are discovering new treatments and ways for COVID-19 as the disease continues to spread. An example is Ivermectin, a deworming medication for horses, and mistaking it for COVID-19 therapy and prevention.
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