Why is there so much mis and dis information about COVID-19...only answer if you're a scientist!

6/10/2022

Finally, an article by my favorite medical science writer (Eric Topol M.D) including his perspective about why “scientists” feel “scientists” have done a bad job communicating about coronavirus.
Vaccines and prevention/protection related to COVID-19 and variants is a touchy subject not just within many (and my) families, among some (not my) friends and sadly with former (for a reason) patients. I want to not muck it up with my additional commentary, except to say this: the fact is, there is debate where there should never have been and there is an expectation of absolutism where science never would place one.
This is a fantastic group of panelists and really thoughtful questions about this mess are addressed.
See what resonates for you and please share any thoughts in the comments section.

Author:
Nancy Foley, PT, DPT
Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Orthopedic Physical Therapy
and
Sean Crandell DPT, ATC

When people understand why some activities may be safer or better than others, or why a condition might get better with activity modification, or why asking better questions of their doctor leads to better outcomes, healthy things happen.
Sure, health is the first wealth but knowledge and facts are how you get return on that investment.

The "why" behind healthy