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Medical Ethics – You have a mind and a right to ask questions

Medical Ethics – You have a mind and a right to ask questions

Dr. Julie Ponesse discusses the vacuum of debate over government COVID-19 policies, science vs. pseudoscience, and manipulation of the public through fear and hope and lotteries, with especial concern for youth.

Tags: academic freedom, bandwagon, censorship, COVID, COVID-19, Dr. Teresa Tam, ethics, informed consent, lotteries, manipulation, medical ethics, questioning, scientific method, Socrates, university vaccine mandates, vaccine, vaccine hesitancy

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