The Opinion section of The Globe and Mail devotes an unprecedented 6,500 words to this must-read analysis by Norman Doidge as he explores the master narrative that has shaped our lives for the past two years.
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BMJ, one of the world’s most respected medical journals for almost two centuries, calls for public access to clinical trial data immediately.
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Needle Points, Chapter IV
Getting out.
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Needle Points, Chapter III
A new plague descends.
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Needle Points, Chapter II
The kernal brilliance of vaccines.
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A plague on both our houses
Whatever we may discover about the true origins of SARS-CoV-2, the World Health Organization investigation has revealed a habit in modern scientific research of risking a biological catastrophe, that ought to be a matter of public concern.
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Mad science, sane science
So much of what ails us today are products of modern science and technology gone wild.
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Know thy immunity
Our bodies learned a thing or two about contagion. But it is not just our immune system that protects us.
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Journal of a plague
Daniel Defoe’s classic account of the Great Plague of London is full of vivid observations that still resonate.