You know, the first time I wrote about @noorchashm, I thought that maybe I had been too hard on him when I called him a "useful idiot" for the antivaccine movement. Now that I see he's appeared on @lifebiomedguru's show, I realize that my gut instinct about him was spot-on. 1/ https://twitter.com/noorchashm/status/1365764196667953154 …
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I wonder if
@noorchashm agrees with@lifebiomedguru that vaccines are "filthy, nasty vials of toxic sludge" or his seeming belief that vaccines might cause autism. 9/Show this thread -
More recently, right before the pandemic,
@lifebiomedguru teamed up with antivax pediatrician Dr. Paul Thomas to do truly awful science demonizing aluminum adjuvants in vaccines. 10/https://respectfulinsolence.com/2019/12/20/demonizing-aluminum-adjuvants/ …Show this thread -
So, I ask you, my Tweeps, what do we call a physician like
@noorchashm who's so dedicated to his idée fixe that#COVIDvaccine is dangerous in those who've already had#COVID19 that he's willing to appear on the vlog of a rabid antivaxxer to push his idea? 11/Show this thread -
Yes, I was correct the first time; my gut instinct was correct.
@noorchashm is a useful idiot for the antivaccine movement. I now expect that he'll try to email my department chair yet again to complain about how mean and "unprofessional" I am to have said that about him. 12/12Show this thread
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History repeating itself. In HS I wrote about the smallpox outbreak of 1902. They had the vaccine but drs at the time said the same thing that the anti-vaxxers are now & repeated myths originating out of Leicester, England that sanitation was the key.https://www.cleveland.com/metro/2017/06/smallpox_ravaged_cleveland_115.html …
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