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Harvard FIRED This Top Epidemiologist For Actually Following The Science
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March 14, 2024
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17:06Now PlayingDr. Martin Kulldorff is an internationally wellknown biostatistician and epidemiologist. During his career, he has developed new statistical and epidemiological methods for disease surveillance, including the early detection and monitoring of infectious disease outbreaks and the postmarket drug and vaccine safety monitoring. Dr. Kulldorff came to public attention in 2020 for his role in authoring the Great Barrington Declaration, alongside Dr. Sunetra Gupta of Oxford University and Dr. Jay Bhattacharya of Stanford University. Based on basic principles of public health, the Declaration argues for better focused protection of older highrisk people while letting lowrisk children and young adults live near normal lives to minimize the collateral public health damage on education, cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, physical fitness and mental health, just to name a few. The Declaration quickly gained over 800,000 signatures including over 10,000 scientists and 40,000 medical practitioners. It also stirred controversy by proponents of the general lockdowns that we now know did not protect the vulnerable. Read Dr. Martin Kulldorff’s piece about why he was fired from Harvard here
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