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How Covid broke our trust in the medical profession

...and why the media shares much of the blame

10 August 2024

9:00 AM

10 August 2024

9:00 AM

On 9 July, President Joe Biden’s former Covid czar Ashish Jha conceded that vaccine mandates, which he had backed, ‘bred a lot of distrust’ in the long run and did cause harms as well. Studies continue to be published to the effect that policy interventions to fight the pandemic – lockdowns, masks, vaccines – saved millions of lives.

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