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Larry Brilliant says rapid Covid antigen tests are bad for public health


You were one of these people with 4 doses.

That's correct, and I became additionally able to obtain a prophylactic monoclonal antibody. That's probably why I assume I got more of a moderate breakdown. But it lasted 17 days and I needed to have a Pavloxid guide.

By the way, I don't suppose we should call it a reflection. A higher way to mention that they are miles, we don't have the right dosage agenda. It is viable that Pavloxid probably calls in the direction of 7 or 10 days.

So if I get Covid, can I ask my doctor to offer me 7 or 10 perfect days of Pavloxid instead of 5? [Note: The official recommendation is that Pavloxid should be given for five days, although some doctors have spoken about the need for clearer guidelines.]

Not yet. When people say they follow science, they have to announce that they follow published science, which is constantly primarily based solely on research done on something that came out before. You are always behind.

Sometimes it seems that politics, now no longer science, invents politics. Biden said he would remain in isolation for longer than the recommended 5 days if he tested positive. Who is correct

Biden models excellent behavior. This is actually fresh because the final president modeled the worst.

Sure, but it's strange that a president has to push aside his personal organization to do the right thing. [Note: After this interview, Biden ended up leaving isolation after five days of testing negative and re-entering isolation after experiencing a rebound case.]

Part of that is because while Trump was president, he attacked the CDC. There has been a lot of political interference, that there has been an exodus of CDC's top people and its lack of institutional memory. Beyond that, however, the CDC has failed to speak properly and replace their recommendations.

CDC is also slow. In several ways, you would want it to be – you want your doctor to be judicious. But not too slowly now. While their recommendation may have been ideal a year ago, it is no longer ideal. So now management is talking about transferring pandemic preparedness to what was once a small organization – ASPR [Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response].

Why does this make sense?

CDC's mandate is much more than a pandemic. It works to support fitness, prevention. It is responsible for finding coronary heart disorders and diabetes, family members from different countries around the world who are doing all fitness programs - all public fitness aids from all regions of their kind. 


But in the right direction now, we always focus on pandemics and infectious diseases and practically cope with Covid and monkeypox.

I started saying monkeypox. What is happening there?

Let's go back to 1967. The WHO had an idea that the complete international had to paint collectively to get rid of smallpox. But what approximately different smallpox? The smallpox vaccine also protects against monkeypox. 

If you get rid of smallpox and eventually stopped vaccinating, what happens to the opposite smallpox that was held back, look at using persist to vaccinate? We should have saved the vaccination. But we didn't, and now no person under the age of forty has a vaccination scar.

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