When it comes to the coronavirus pandemic, the benefit of hindsight is calling into question a lot of early projections and actions. Now, a new study co-authored by Stanford University professor of medicine Jay Bhattacharya finds lockdowns were not effective. […]
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Thousands of scientist have signed onto the “Barrington Declaration” claiming that strict lockdowns do more harm than good. According to JustTheNews.com: The [Barrington] declaration, which has so far been signed by nearly 800,000 individuals worldwide, including tens of thousands of
After a nationwide Covid-19 lockdown, some parts of the country have continued restrictive practices. But more and more studies are finding they don’t work. Sunday on Full Measure, I follow up with Stanford Professor of Medicine Jay Bhattacharya. He was
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An update to our interview with Stanford scientist Jay Bhattacharya who worked on one of the first coronavirus antibody studies. Sharyl: Early results in Santa Clara County, California show up to about four percent of people, 81,000, had Covid-19 without
One of the most important outstanding questions about coronavirus is how many of us had it but never knew it. The answer will reveal for the first time how deadly Covid-19 really is. And it will help us evaluate the
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Stanford Dr. Jay Bhattacharya is conducting one of the first scientific antibody studies to learn how many Americans already had coronavirus but never knew it, and might be immune.
One of the 1st coronavirus antibody studies just began (PODCAST) Read More »
