My second thought upon reading the headline is that the reference sample (people who don't take the drug) isn't comparable to the data they collected. People who feel good (survive) generally don't get as much medical care and thus don't show up in statistics as much. So thus I assumed that this study compared its data that would more likely include all people in the study with data that would leave out more survivors.
But this study made its own baseline data, so it has some merit. I did not look into sample size at all.
Trump bankrupted himself 6 times, he has had effectively infinite lawsuits against him, etc. He's basically the worst businessman to exist. And besides, the country is not business.
Second, not voting for the lesser evil means that evil wins. We're all tired of the political establishment but it's not going to change when the first past the post system is still here. Flat out won't.
And as a quick reminder, I may have read in between the lines wrong here, not voting under this system means that candidates will just move away from your ideology to gain more reliable votes. Which is actually why Trump became a thing -- because the racists and "not" racists are a more powerful voting base. And people like you "don't have a choice" to vote for anyone else. Instead of the other way around like it was before.