Trish Wood
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Martin Kulldorff On Focus Protection and Vaccine Safety
Martin Kulldorff On Focus Protection and Vaccine Safety
Martin Kulldorff On Focus Protection and Vaccine Safety
Sunday 9th May 2021
Explore COVID-19 vaccine safety, public health policies, and personal freedom with experts Dr. Martin Kulldorff and Dr. Jessica Rose.
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Kulldorff argues against lockdowns, advocating for focused protection instead.
- Dr. Rose highlights the coercive nature of vaccine mandates in Israel.
- Vaccine passports are critiqued for undermining public trust.
- Public health messaging is called out for using fear tactics.
- The need for open scientific discourse is emphasized.
It's not voluntary if they're being told they can't do things unless they get it.
How do people manage co-occurring mental and physical health issues while recovering? This episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical' features a riveting discussion with Dr. Martin Kulldorff, a Harvard Medical School professor, and Dr. Jessica Rose, a researcher in Israel. Together, they tackle the contentious issues surrounding COVID-19 vaccines and the broader implications of public health policies. Dr.
Kulldorff, known for his involvement with the Great Barrington Declaration, shares his thoughts on focused protection versus lockdowns and the ethical concerns of vaccine passports. Meanwhile, Dr. Rose provides a firsthand account of living in Israel under strict vaccination mandates and discusses the challenges of vaccine safety data collection. The conversation takes a hard look at the societal impacts of pandemic policies, questioning the scientific consensus and highlighting the need for transparency and debate.
With a mix of personal anecdotes and professional insights, this episode challenges listeners to think critically about the information they consume and the policies they live under. As Trish Wood brings her agenda-free interview style to the table, listeners are left to ponder the future of public health and personal freedom. Could these discussions be the catalyst for change in how we approach public health crises? Tune in to find out and join the conversation.