Much of the responsibility for the Covid controversy has remained buried, particularly the role of medical advice and its use for political purposes. Apart from medical issues with containment, some fundamental decisions – as with never contemplated border closures, school closures, and lockdowns – were excluded, but need to be reviewed before another pandemic occurs.
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