In a recent revelation, New York Attorney General Letitia James has come under fire for her aggressive stance against physicians prescribing Ivermectin for COVID-19 treatment. Journalist Breanna Morello, formerly of Fox News, spotlighted this contentious issue, stating, “New York Attorney General Tish James threatened doctors that were writing out prescriptions for ivermectin to treat Covid patients. How do I know? I have the letter that was sent to a doctor. [Letitia James] needs to be dragged out in front of Congress.”
The contentious atmosphere is fueled by accusations from Morello and others who view the Attorney General’s actions as overly authoritative. The state office has reportedly warned healthcare providers against prescribing Ivermectin—a drug that, while not FDA-approved for treating COVID-19, has been explored by some doctors as a possible treatment option during the pandemic.
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Compounding the issue are the results from 103 controlled studies across 29 countries, which suggest a 61% reduction in risk when Ivermectin is used early in COVID-19 treatment. Critics argue that such findings warrant a more open dialogue about the drug’s potential benefits, rather than outright threats and legal actions.
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