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'Wrong': Virus debate fires up on Q&A | Byron Shire News - Vimarsana News

'Wrong': Virus debate fires up on Q&A | Byron Shire News

Most Australians are likely to get the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, but one infectious diseases expert wants us “reaching for the big guns”.

'Wrong': Virus debate fires up on Q&A | Whitsunday Times - Vimarsana News

'Wrong': Virus debate fires up on Q&A | Whitsunday Times

a aa a a a a a TV by Sarah McPhee 12th Feb 2021 2:15 PM Debate on Q&A turned tense as Australia's top infectious disease adviser came under fire from a top medical expert. Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah, associate director at the Monash Institute of Medical Engineering, clashed with Dr Nick Coatsworth, saying he was "wrong" for suggesting there was controversy about the aerosol transmission of coronavirus. Dr Coatsworth, who was on the panel with infectious diseases expert Professor Sharon Lewin, physician Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah ...

'Wrong': Virus debate fires up on Q&A - Vimarsana News

'Wrong': Virus debate fires up on Q&A

a aa a a a a a TV by Sarah McPhee 12th Feb 2021 2:15 PM Debate on Q&A turned tense as Australia's top infectious disease adviser came under fire from a top medical expert. Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah, associate director at the Monash Institute of Medical Engineering, clashed with Dr Nick Coatsworth, saying he was "wrong" for suggesting there was controversy about the aerosol transmission of coronavirus. Dr Coatsworth, who was on the panel with infectious diseases expert Professor Sharon Lewin, physician Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah ...

'Wrong': Virus debate fires up on Q&A | Coffs Coast Advocate - Vimarsana News

'Wrong': Virus debate fires up on Q&A | Coffs Coast Advocate

Most Australians are likely to get the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine, but one infectious diseases expert wants us “reaching for the big guns”.