COVID Year Three: Navigating the Divide with Mark Read
We're only now beginning to understand some of the harms that was done, for example, to young children who weren't able to interact with other children in the way that young children do at that period of time, and that seems to have, in some cases, increased the risk of developmental issues right of all kinds.
Picture this: it's year three of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the world is more divided than ever. In this episode of 'Recovery and Transformation', host Sameer Dossani sits down with Mark Read to tackle some of the most pressing issues we've faced during these challenging times. From the rise in excess deaths post-pandemic to the ongoing debate about masks, this conversation doesn't shy away from the tough topics. Why are people still double masking?
And what's behind the surprising statistic that students are twice as likely to wear a mask than a helmet while bicycling? Mark and Sameer dive into these questions, offering their unique perspectives and sparking thought-provoking discussions. They also explore Sweden's controversial pandemic strategy, the risks of being reckless with the virus, and the potential impact of the Omicron variant on society.
Sameer, drawing on his expertise as a health coach and PhD student, provides valuable insights into staying resilient during these trying times. Whether you're curious about natural immunity, gain of function research, or just looking for a deeper understanding of how COVID-19 continues to shape our world, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in for an engaging and eye-opening conversation that sheds light on the complexities of living through a global pandemic.