I can't do that, but I can show you that many of the studies on using ivermectin to treat civid had serious flaws in them:
Thousands worldwide have taken ivermectin to fight Covid. But what's the evidence?
www.bbc.com
For every study I read online that showed favorable results with ivermectin. I would find one where it gave no benefit, or the results were inconclusive.
There was the Together trial, where, if I remember right, ivermectin was found to be ineffective.
There is a large, randomized controlled study going on now in Oxford, England, the Principle Study, that should show, once and for all, if ivermectrin truly is efficacious in treating and preventing covid, called the Principle trial. It has been going on for 6 months. (I just found out recently that a similar large, controlled study is going on in this country, but I forgot what it is called. I think it is called Activ-6, but not sure.) It will be interesting to see the results, and it will be good finally to put the debate over it to rest.
Oh, wait, maybe this is the US trial:
The Data Safety Monitoring Board’s first early futility and efficacy analysis gives the study the green light to continue MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL (11/11/2021) — An ongoing COVID-19 clinical trial studying outpatient treatment with generic medications, including ivermectin, is now more than halfway...
med.umn.edu
As I have stated on here before, I think people with covid should have ivermectin available to use, if they are at home, and their doctors agree to prescribe it. It has few side effects at the proper dosage.