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Pandemic mismanagement

By Murray Hunter - posted Tuesday, 23 August 2022


 

There is evidence, although very much anecdotal at this early stage that many preventable diseases like bubonic plague are making a comeback. This biggest public health policy mistake was that authorities around the world over focused on Covid-19, without consideration of general public health wellbeing. There are many other life threatening diseases authorities should be concerned about.

We are now beginning to pay the price of very poor public health policy management.

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