"'You’ve got to be kidding me,' Ashish Jha, the K. T. Li Professor of Global Health at Harvard and the director of the Harvard Global Health Institute, told us when we described what the CDC was doing."...https://twitter.com/alexismadrigal/status/1263329713688215552 …
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What was once one of the premier public health organizations in the world is producing uninterpretable numbers. Painful. And this is why we need solid journalism. Journalists uncovered this. A public radio station in Miami. A newspaper in Richmond. My colleagues at The Atlantic.pic.twitter.com/uNFJqpkBnO
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The CDC death counts are also questionable if the follow the same procedures for the flu. Dr. Birx alluded to this. Many deaths were due to other causes, but gets attributed to COVID and the flu before. It's right to scrutinize this data.
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They could also give negative on antibody if the stories of innate immunity due to exposure to past coronavirus via T-cells turn out to be true. We'll never be able to tell if those people are immune except on the basis that they never seem to get it.
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Plus, it's very important to mention that many sero tests aren't FDA approved yet. So, you have no idea about the accuracy of the data either.
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The antibody tests are unregulated and unreliable. Just another lie that will result in thousands of more deaths that were preventable.
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In other words: one is a scan of your receipts from the grocery store of the last (2) months; the other is a snapshot of what is currently in your pantry. One tells us how many have been undernourished at some point in the past and the other how many are starving right now.
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