While the study evaluated cases in one state, the results offer preliminary insights on the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on scabies and lice, the authors point out.
continue to ask their doctors for unproven and sometimes dangerous remedies, and they re getting help from a little known national group of physicians called the front line covid-19 critical care alliance. its members are aggressively pushing ivermectin as a wonder drug against covid-19. that is not true based on the science. joining me now is were many adriana rodriguez, usa today health reporter, and cnn medical analyst, dr. jonathan resiginer. before we get started, i went to the fda web site, ivermectin, which is primarily used for animals is approved in human cases to treat intestinal parasitic worms, and topical form to treat head lice and skin conditions. other uses are not approved. so adriana, i want to go to you first, you wrote an article about this group, the front line covid-19 critical care alliance.
so true. will, you know why i hate married people with kids? they have excuses for everything. oh i can t. little billy has head lice. oh, little if you re single, you can t say you don t have anything to write off your hangover on. you just get hard in course and just say no. i bet you just said no. you want this? no. i have the excuses. soccer games, whatever we got to get to greg: it s always a soccer game. it s not even a sport. oh, you ll hurt a lot of little boys in texas right now. hope they re not watching. my daughter has practice right now. you better watch t gutfeld. greg: that s you better watch it, gutfeld. greg: that s why i said it. it s ok to discriminate against singles. greg: why? because you should get married and start a family. oh, shut up. you should. you should. you should shut up. you should start a family.
identified either by a tag or a number run on them written on them, on their arm or a wristband, and they go through the process. and most of them had lice, head lice, which had to be dealt with. they had other problems. it wasn t just a matter of covid-19. they had measles, mumps, some of the older people could have tuberculosis. there s been hiv/aids and all kinds of other public health types of diseases that we ve either eradicated or had under control. so bringing these people across the border isn t just a cry to sis where bill s crisis where bill s identifying sex trafficking, sex offenders, potentially people on the terror watch list. we re seeing actually another potential public health epidemic with diseases we d once eradicated. eric: that s stunning. they ve got vaccines now, for example, with covid-19 and the public health and safety is kind of controlled.