Evolutionary epidemiologist Rob Wallace hosts this week’s “COVID This Week”. In this episode we cover the state of global COVID and the state of U.S. COVID. We also contrast a wave of new data describing Long COVID’s dangers and establishment public health’s efforts to curtail the pandemic response. Join the People’s CDC’s efforts to alert […]
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Without free tests, many people simply won’t test. Please join The People’s CDC in writing to elected representatives to say we all still need free Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs). You may send your own letter, send our suggested text, or edit it, using this form or sending to your elected representatives directly. Suggested Letter to
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Evolutionary epidemiologist Rob Wallace hosts this week’s “COVID This Week”. In this episode we cover the state of global COVID and the state of U.S. COVID. We also address present U.S. efforts to end the pandemic response before ending the pandemic. Against administration efforts at self-exoneration and deploying discursive, the People’s CDC just released an
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When the CDC announced it was conducting an internal review in 2022, we launched a People’s Review of the CDC. We surveyed nearly 500 public health experts and community leaders and reviewed over 200 journal articles, government reports, news articles and white papers. We found that the CDC prioritized individual choice and short-term business interest
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Evolutionary epidemiologist Rob Wallace hosts this week’s “COVID This Week”. In this episode we cover the state of global COVID and the state of U.S. COVID. We also unpack efforts by COVID minimizers to rewrite the history of the pandemic as one big overreaction. Instead of bolstering public health upon one pandemic likely to be
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Evolutionary epidemiologist Rob Wallace hosts two parts to this week’s “COVID This Week” episode. In the first part we cover the state of global COVID and the state of U.S. COVID. We also report new results on the ways regular COVID-19 infections reduce brain oxygenation, leading to cognitive dysfunction and psychiatric symptoms. Part 2 on
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As healthcare workers, patients, parents, and caregivers, we at the People’s CDC urge public health officials and healthcare organizations, including hospitals, clinics, physician and dentist offices, nursing homes, and home health care services to require masking in all healthcare settings, and to provide masks (ideally N95 respirators) for everyone in those settings. The revised CDC
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Evolutionary epidemiologist Rob Wallace hosts this week’s “COVID This Week”. In this episode we cover the state of global COVID and the state of U.S. COVID. Following up on President Biden’s state of the union and declaration of the end of the public health emergency for COVID-19 come May 11, we also address the actual
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DO NOT End the State of Emergency! Protect Everyone! The US has suffered more from Covid-19 than other high-income nations. The state of emergency increased access to Medicaid, and assured free access to vaccines, tests, masks, and treatments for all US residents, including more than 30 million uninsured Americans. Even with these additional resources, the
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