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Climate of fear? Colleagues silent on CDC retaliation against superstar scientist who tried to prevent vaccine pause disaster -- Society s Child -- Sott net

© Getty Images/Bloomberg CDC Headquarters, Atlanta, GeorgiaNone of the 10 doctors on the committee that advises the Centers for Disease Control on COVID-19 vaccines would say if they support the CDC removing a world-leading scientist from that committee for opposing a pause that may have spooked Americans off COVID vaccination. The Federalist contacted all of the committee s members for comment on the CDC s decision that could affect the integrity and public perception of the committee s work, as well as Americans willingness to accept COVID vaccines, a current pressing concern for the public health agency. None was willing to comment. The reluctance underscores the retaliatory climate CDC communicated when it punished a world-class scientist who helped invent methods dramatically improving the very vaccine safety system the CDC uses today. That story The Federalist broke received major media attention, and so has the vaccine hesitancy the agency s pause seems to have amplifie

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Colleagues Silent On CDC Retaliation Against Superstar Scientist

May 7, 2021 None of the 10 doctors on the committee that advises the Centers for Disease Control on COVID-19 vaccines would say if they support the CDC removing a world-leading scientist from that committee for opposing a pause that may have spooked Americans off COVID vaccination. The Federalist contacted all of the committee’s members for comment on the CDC’s decision that could affect the integrity and public perception of the committee’s work, as well as Americans’ willingness to accept COVID vaccines, a current pressing concern for the public health agency. None was willing to comment. The reluctance underscores the retaliatory climate CDC communicated when it punished a “world-class” scientist who helped invent methods dramatically improving the very vaccine safety system the CDC uses today. That story The Federalist broke received major media attention, and so has the vaccine hesitancy the agency’s pause seems to have amplified.

United statesJohn podhoretzDietram scheufeleRochelle walenskyAmanda cohnMartin kulldorffCenters for diseaseUniversity of wisconsin at madisonBa harvard medical schoolA kaiser family foundationDemocratic partyHarvard medical school drVaccines safety technical work groupDisease controlHarvard medical schoolSafety technical work group

Stanford s Jay Bhattacharya Says There s No Reason for Fully Vaccinated Americans to Wear Masks

Stanford s Jay Bhattacharya Says There s No Reason for Fully Vaccinated Americans to Wear Masks On 5/7/21 at 12:34 PM EDT I would recommend the CDC tell vaccinated people, Live your life free, Bhattacharya told Newsweek on Friday. I mean there s no reason for vaccinated people either for themselves or for others to wear a mask, not really. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a new guidance on April 27 for face coverings, stating that those who have been vaccinated can shed their masks outdoors while walking, running, hiking or biking alone, and when in small gatherings. But the health protection agency stopped short of telling fully inoculated Americans that they could ditch face masks outdoors altogether. Masks are still recommended for large gatherings, such as sporting events or live performance, and in settings where there is a decreased ability to maintain social distancing.

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