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Jeremy Howard on the absence of aerosol scientists from his WHO discussions
Jeremy Howard reports that none of his meetings or email exchanges with WHO groups had included an aerosol scientist and that the participants he recalled were epidemiologists. He argues that these groups should involve a wider range of experts. His statement illustrates a perceived gap in interdisciplinary participation in COVID-19 discussions.
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Jeremy Howard on the absence of aerosol scientists from his WHO discussions