51 studies show good results. How many show bad results?

Drs in Brazil gave large doses... of what size???

Veterans with preexisting conditions, ok, so if it doesn't do any good for people with preexisting conditions, then what good is it?? This kind of selective BS is incredibly bad, always and especially right now!

You probably need to find a less politicized source or the discussion will just decompose along political lines. It probably will anyway, but if the article is somehow more neutral, at least there's a chance.

The media is not suppressing information on hydroxycloroquine's effectiveness (specifically for COVID). I read this article and it looks like right wing propaganda, not scientifically factual information.

I think one of the problems is that non-experts (in human biomedicine) don't have the education to read and evaluate a collection of medical studies and sift the BS from the quality.