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Ivermectin formulations sold as “horse paste” are and carry documented risks when people ingest veterinary products intended for animals; U.S. regulators and medical toxicologists advise against human...
Reported human cases and surveillance data show clear increases in calls and clinical reports of ivermectin exposure and toxicity during the COVID-19 era (2020–2025), particularly tied to misuse of ve...
The evidence from pharmacovigilance reports, toxicology case series, and poison center data shows a consistent signal that , including gastrointestinal, neurological, cardiac, respiratory, and skin di...
There are multiple documented case reports and surveillance data showing , driven largely by misuse related to COVID‑19. Poison control center call spikes in 2021, focused clinical series from 2021–20...
Off‑label use of ivermectin during the COVID‑19 pandemic produced a measurable rise in poison‑control reports, emergency visits, hospitalizations, and some deaths tied to misuse, overdose, and ingesti...
Reported ivermectin overdoses and misuse surged during the COVID‑19 pandemic, producing a mix of poison‑center calls, hospitalizations with neurologic and gastrointestinal symptoms, and rare fatalitie...