Dr.Angela Rasmussen tweets about the frustrations of sharing information when the focus ends up on the validity rather than the content
"Unfortunately the focus on who is “right” and when they were right is giving oxygen to the “infodemic” that is contributing to the extreme political polarization of public health priorities. Nobody can be “right” about a pathogen that is still mired in so much uncertainty."
-@angie_rasmussen
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