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True, but that could be a single cherry-picked example just for the article. It does sound like the typical case might not be too far off that though, which is potentially very good news.

Of course. It’s one patient with no control.

Still, that seems like a quick recovery drug or not.

Sounds better than typical but not "cherry-picked" either, for the people treated-- of 125 patients:

>She added: “Most of our patients are severe and most of them are leaving at six days, so that tells us duration of therapy doesn’t have to be 10 days. We have very few that went out to 10 days, maybe three,” she said.

So again, not conclusive, but sounds like it is surprising medical professionals used to seeing 10 day stays for COVID patients.

It happens regularly. COVID-19 patients need O2 for a few days and then are titrated back down to room air and discharged.