The hottest COVID-19 Response Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top U.S. Politics Topics
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 2240 implied HN points 11 Jan 24
  1. Dr. Paul Alexander emphasizes no forgiveness for fake COVID.
  2. Punishment and justice are demanded for those who caused harm.
  3. Calls for accountability, no closure, and proper public inquiries.
Logging the World 1734 implied HN points 01 Nov 23
  1. The recent inquiry involving Dominic Cummings felt like a repeat of past events, with little new information emerging.
  2. The popular narrative about Cummings' role in the COVID response may not align with the evidence, suggesting he was supportive of strict measures.
  3. The discussion around the COVID response should focus on the systemic failures and critical decisions made, rather than getting lost in political dramas and minor details.
¡Do Not Panic! 1159 implied HN points 20 Dec 23
  1. The British government eliminated the position of minister for disabled people, impacting the representation of disabled individuals.
  2. The US government aims to change the definition of disability to reduce the number of people classified as disabled.
  3. Governments are implementing policies that underreport disabilities, showing a lack of responsibility towards vulnerable populations.
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The New Normal 1120 implied HN points 15 Mar 23
  1. Michael P. Senger discusses the Telegraph's Lockdown Files and CCP influence on COVID response on Ask Dr. Drew.
  2. Michael P. Senger authored the book 'Snake Oil: How Xi Jinping Shut Down the World.'
  3. Readers can support Michael P. Senger by purchasing or reviewing 'Snake Oil' and subscribing to The New Normal.
A Lawyer Writes 530 implied HN points 29 May 23
  1. Baroness Hallett demands access to Boris Johnson's diaries and notebooks for Covid-19 inquiry
  2. Johnson argues release of diary entries could breach national security, inquiry lawyers disagree
  3. Inquiry team may take action if Cabinet Office fails to hand over requested materials
Bastiat's Window 235 implied HN points 21 Mar 23
  1. Western medicine has a history of stifling dissent and vilifying those who question medical orthodoxy.
  2. The intertwining of social action projects and medical practice has led to harmful consequences in history and is a growing concern, especially since COVID.
  3. Trends in medical education and public health are increasingly influenced by politics and ideology, posing threats to medical care quality and civil society norms.
Unmasked 98 implied HN points 01 Feb 24
  1. Some individuals in the media are pushing for the return of masks due to concerns about a new variant and panic.
  2. Certain experts are criticized for not admitting to mistakes and promoting policies that are viewed as ineffective.
  3. There is ongoing debate about the effectiveness of COVID policies, including advocating for vaccination over natural immunity.
Ladyparts 99 implied HN points 22 Dec 21
  1. Being prepared for the Omicron variant is crucial as it can unpredictably impact families, communities, and healthcare systems.
  2. Disparities in access to Covid testing exist globally, with some countries offering free or affordable tests while others struggle with availability and cost.
  3. The financial strain of Covid testing can significantly impact individuals and families, especially with the rising costs of living and limited access to free tests in the U.S.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter 5 implied HN points 10 Jul 25
  1. The inquiry raises questions about whether the CDC's studies on COVID vaccines are reliable and if they considered important factors affecting mortality rates.
  2. It highlights concerns about potential errors in how COVID vaccine benefits were communicated to the public.
  3. The press inquiry could lead to the CDC acknowledging past mistakes, which some believe is necessary for restoring trust.
steigan.no 8 implied HN points 11 Nov 24
  1. The Norwegian political party Høyre plans to triple support for Ukraine to 45 billion in 2025, emphasizing its importance for European security against potential threats from Russia.
  2. A Dutch health minister claims that the COVID-19 pandemic was a military operation, suggesting government actions were influenced by NATO and U.S. interests.
  3. Nordic ministers are pushing for military support to Ukraine, including long-range missiles, despite increasing concerns that the war may not be winnable, raising fears of escalating tensions.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 19 implied HN points 13 Sep 21
  1. VietBay has 3x matching opportunities for donations, where for every $1 contributed, an additional $2 will be donated by Netflix employees and anonymous VietBay members.
  2. Donations are being matched quickly, so acting fast can triple the impact of your contribution.
  3. VietBay has been actively providing food packages, masks, medical equipment, and other essential supplies to those in need, with various fundraising efforts supporting their initiatives.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 28 Mar 20
  1. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the author remained in the US to support their community and avoid potential discrimination against Asians.
  2. The Vietnamese government's quick and transparent response to the pandemic left the author impressed.
  3. Amidst the pandemic, the author engaged in various activities at home, such as gardening and following expert analysis on COVID-19.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 26 May 21
  1. Australia's strict quarantine and closed borders may not be sustainable in the long run due to vaccine hesitancy and slow vaccination rates.
  2. Historical examples show that successfully keeping a respiratory virus out of Australia is extremely challenging.
  3. The alternative to Australia's current strategy is to give up on Covid-Zero and focus on containing outbreaks through testing, tracing, and vaccination while living with the virus.