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Americans would make a little difference, because half the country wont wear any mask. it may be popular in certain corners of twitter the officials said, but for masking to work -- people need to actually wear them. first off, popular in certain corners of twitter. no, popular with -- an epidemiologist. what happened to following the science? according to multiple studies, to fight variants like omicron, you need much better quality masks. which a lot of americans cannot afford. second, half th...

It was not a fringe position. in fact, it pretty close to the position the government is now taking. if it was from inenge then, its hard to understands. actually, there is more concern that have i about this. he is the head of the national institutes of allergy and infectious disease. almost every single prominent epidemiologist and infectious disease and virologist of note gets money from him. if you want your career advanced you need to be able to get grants from the nih and the naid run by t...

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Are most vulnerable. >> jackson, we have to leave it there. appreciate the time for joining us this afternoon. hopefully well seeing more developments. thank you. >> i hope so, thank you. also with us dr. al say yesterday, a former epidemiologist and health commissioner. good to see you. i want your reaction that we just heard from jackson potter. hes there in a high school, been a teacher for 20 years. hes talking about the spread he sees in his school specifically citing lunchtime when masks...

They ran out of tests and then they ran out of antibodies and there is no warp speed for the antivirals that every doctor that i talked to phrases. watch the exchange with fauci and centered around paul. >> you conspire and i could hea directly from the e-mail to create a quick and devastating published takedown of three prominent epidemiologist from harvard, oxford, and stanford. instead of engaging them on the merits, you and doctor collins ought to smear them and take them down. and another j...

Sciences out. speak at the closing scene has the guy very confused looking and off-camera it says is it true? do cell phones cause cancer? they all speak at the same time, we are not sure, may become a may be, than the voice of authority says i want you to say the words in front of the mirror. while we are concerned about the evidence at this time we have no proof. that cell phones are causing rain cancer. thats the lost line of that movie. we have no proof. what is proof? proof in science on th...

82% effective at preventing visits to the er or urgent care center. in comparison, two shots were only 38% effective at preventing those visits if its been at least six months since the second shot. and no surprise here, all three studies found unvaccinated people faced the highest risk of getting covid. so with all that, as well as indications that the omicron surge could have peaked at least in the hard-hit northeast, we wanted to know about how much closer are we to finally getting control of...

Book, "which country has the best health care." dr. celine gounder is an epidemiologist at the nyu grossman school of medicine and bellevue hospital in new york. welcome to both of you. zeke, i want to put up, basically, almost a thesis you had here in these articles. you write this. without a strategic plan for the new normal with endemic covid-19, more people in the u.s. will unnecessarily experience morbidity and mortality. health inequities will widen and trillions will be lost from the u.s....

New data shows that daily cases nationwide on the decline. and in the northeast, it looks luke its down the peak. in new york cases are down 45% in just the past two weeks. dr. fauci talked to my colleague stephanie ruhle about that this morning. >> its certainly reached its peak in certain regions of the country. i believe in the next few weeks we will see as a country that it is all turning around. >> with me now senior fellow and editor at large for public health at kaiser health news and an ...

Are sick. as a consequence people are lining up in the streets with n symptoms and no illness to be tested. that is wrongheaded. theres a lot of good doctors out there that have good common sense advice for us. scott atlas was a great advisor to trump. we have the epidemiologist from stanford. theres a lot of good advice ou there. instead, we are led by one guy who is the central planner for all of medicine and he has led us astray and lead us to one problem after another. >> you are also a medi...