[LouieFisk]

“With all the hysteria, misinformation and just overall questionable coronavirus-related media coverage”
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I was skeptical when I read that opening, figuring the writer had dug up one of those Youtube quacks selling his personal surefire cure for covid-19 and whatever else ails ya.
But, to my surprise, the Dr. here is quite informative and thoughtful with his answers - good, interesting read.

[Moonlighter]

to my surprise, the Dr. here is quite informative and thoughtful with his answers - good, interesting read.

Same here.

[Garth Tater]

"to my surprise, the Dr. here is quite informative and thoughtful with his answers - good, interesting read."

"Q - Why does the media hype cases constantly but seem to ignore the deaths stabilizing and death rates declining?"

"A - Drama sells. Good news doesn’t bring in big ratings. Our news media has become flawed in their constant fixation on showing a particular narrative they’ve chosen to push."


The good doctor is either a fool or a liar. Ratings are not the driving force in their reporting. If he is willing to lie about this why should anyone listen to anything else he has to say?