The Censorship of Second Opinions: How the politics of "misinformation" captured healthcare during the Covid-19 pandemic
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The Censorship of Second Opinions is the book capturing the pandemic thoughts so many have been thinking, and needing, as a culture. A rare mix of objective thought and evidence-based logic, written by an APRN working on the front lines through the pandemic. An open discussion about the ever emerging science and a push for public health transparency. Calling out what doesn’t make sense, and calling out censorship. We cannot allow every dissenting voice to be censored until only one is left standing, that would be both anti-American and anti-science. Ariel has a way of explaining medicine so her patients can understand, dissecting the confusion, and simplifying the complex. This book is eye opening in relation to ethics, censorship and public health. After witnessing censorship and the dismissal of scientific dissent, Ariel sat down and began to write in a forum free of censorship and endless “fact-checking,” all of which creates bias. The author challenges some of the current policies being put into place and aims to restore the focus on individual choice and the promotion of health. Ariel’s goal is to bring unity back to the American people through thoughtful discussion and education. The book includes many hyperlinks that support the author's discussion and educate the reader further.
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