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Join Dr. Peter McCullough, World-renowned medical expert and practicing physician for this edition of the McCullough Report.

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This is the McCullough Report. And I'm Dr. Peter McCullough.

McCullough.

Madam Chairman, ladies and gentlemen, I am probably well known to the committee.

I testified here on March 10th, 2021, practicing internist and cardiologist in Dallas, Texas.

And I am an expert on COVID-19. I have 56 peer-reviewed publications on the pandemic, particularly how to treat the infection in over 770 overall publications in the National Library of Medicine and well over 1,000 overall medical communications.

I've served on a 2000 data safety monitoring boards for large pharmaceutical and device and in vitro diagnostic studies. And I consider myself both an expert on COVID as well as drug and device and biological agent safety. Here are my comments.

There has always been a duty to treat COVID-19.

It started with the very first case as soon as we recognized that this was a potentially fatal infection.

When a patient could have died of this infection at that moment and we undisturbed it early based on risk stratification, based on age, medical problems, and severity of symptoms upon presentation.

There was a duty to treat that patient. Period. If a doctor did not treat that patient when that patient's side help, there was a duty to refer.

In the very beginning, there was a community standard of care. There was a very beginning. It evolves over time. In many situations like this or in rare diseases, the community standard care may be one doctor in that community who is going to take on the challenge of treating that patient.

It becomes the community standard of care. Early, there was use of a variety of drugs that became standard of care as evidenced by surges in use of these drugs.

They included hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin, prednisone, butydecinite. There were giant surges in use of these drugs as evidenced that these were outpatient evolving standard of care.

Now there is a surge to use, impacts to avoid, and a minor surge among the peer-fair.

I can tell you I went on from there. I waited eight hours, as I mentioned, through bureaucratic presentation after bureaucratic presentation. The committee members now are onto it.

These Texas senators understand that early treatment is important. They asked every single bureaucrat that came in front of them who in Texas was treated for COVID-19 to avoid hospitalization and death.

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