@markstuartdavis

Do you have a source for that?

It would explain a lot, and i want to be able to tell people more authoritatively than "I read it on Twitter"

https://twitter.com/markstuartdavis/status/1658318786691493888

asking here because i somewhat deliberately avoid checking my notifications on twitter

cc other mes @kirt @kirt

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“@CKellyUAP Journal of International Medical Research. US$120 fee to have an article published. 100% acceptance rate. They don't reject ANY article submitted.”

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@markstuartdavis @kirt @kirt

thanks

it looks like that 100% might not be based on a very large sample size?

and it's not on the naughty list?
https://beallslist.net/

as far as i can tell, i think it's just a mediocre low impact open access journal.

The study used ivermectin in combination with an antibiotic that works well on secondary infections, so the ivermectin itself might have done nothing.

Beall's List – of Potential Predatory Journals and Publishers

@markstuartdavis @kirt @kirt

there's a #CommunityNote on it saying that, but i already came to the same conclusion from the paper before i saw the note.

https://twitter.com/i/birdwatch/t/1658266909006262272
or
https://twitter.com/i/communitynotes/t/1658266909006262272

I'm not sure if these URLs are SUPPOSED to work to show hidden notes, but they do, but only on browser that's logged in to a twitter account, not on the ap or in if you're not logged in to twitter.

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