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Surgeon Telehealth Use Surges With Pandemic, Then Drops Off Some
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What Groupthink Caused The CDC To Get Wrong About COVID-19
On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, Dr. Marty Makary, a professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health and chief medical adviser to Sesame Care, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss what the so-called experts are getting right and wrong about COVID-19, the vaccine rollout, and how Americans should navigate the newest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines.
“I don’t know how we ended up in a world where infection control epidemiologists are running public policy,” Makary explained. “What do they know about education and poverty and substance abuse and loneliness and deferred medical care? So we’ve got to put things in perspective.”
         - Coretta Scott King
Steven Calco, research archivist at Cornell University Libraryâs renowned Kheel Center at the Industrial Labor Relations School, recently highlighted Dr. Martin Luther King, Jrâs critical role championing the labor movement as part of his campaign for racial and social injustice. (See Steven Calco: All Labor Has Dignityâ Ithaca Times, Feb. 20, 2021). Less than one year after Dr. Kingâs tragic assassination on April 4, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee, his wife Coretta Scott King rallied support for striking hospital workers, some recently fired from their low-paid and backbreaking jobs in hospitals in Charleston, South Carolina.Â
Coretta Scott King described why hospital workers should unionize, as they perform some of the hardest, most difficult work. âOne thing that hospital workers, Black, white or brown, have in common all over the country is that they are poor, they are terribly exploited,
Latino immigrants need vaccines â and aren t getting them. Here s why
KathleenPage,AliciaFernándezandZackaryBerger Vaccine hesitancy among immigrant communities and people of color is a genuine issue. But the larger problem isnât hesitancy â itâs access
âLatino immigrant communities have endured more than three times the number of deaths, per capita, as white Americans.â Photograph: Joseph Prezioso/AFP/Getty Images
âLatino immigrant communities have endured more than three times the number of deaths, per capita, as white Americans.â Photograph: Joseph Prezioso/AFP/Getty Images
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The 9pm text said: â
Muchas gracias doctora por la oportunidad de recibir la vacuna de Covid.â (Thank you doctor for the opportunity to receive the Covid vaccine.)
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