Never heard of "Trumpian" epidemiology! Gregg/@gregggonsalves, it is beneath you and any other scientist to make political insinuations/accusations as part of scientific discourse. Unhelpful and dangerous politicization of public health. Sad.https://twitter.com/gregggonsalves/status/1308126504707141632 …
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Martin: you went to a political magazine—not a scientific journal—to make a case that has little support among your peers, flies in the face of evidence and gives credence to bad policies, which are indeed supported by
@realDonaldTrump.
During a public health crisis we must communicate with the public, left and right. The age-targeted strategy that I advocate is supported by many peers, including professor @SunetraGupta at Oxford, the world's preeminent infectious disease epidemiologist.https://reaction.life/we-may-already-have-herd-immunity-an-interview-with-professor-sunetra-gupta/ …
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How is this different from the MANY scientists who are advocating for lockdown / suppression approaches in major news papers, blogs and magazines. It’s like a day doesn’t go by where Michael Osterholm is calling to lockdown the country. He has an entire podcast dedicated to it.
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Osterholm is most concerned with preserving his time in the spotlight and the associated sales of his books
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You are linking to a July article entitled "We may already have herd immunity" in the middle of the September second wave? Notwithstanding the fact that Prof Gupta predicted we wouldn't even have a *first* wave
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