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I don't think it would be unfair for any Country to allow immediate international experts to come in, see for themselves, and/or help aid the host country if ne
by davismwfl 6y ago
I don't think it would be unfair for any Country to allow immediate international experts to come in, see for themselves, and/or help aid the host country if need be to get to the bottom of it, even if it happened in the U.S. I agree that is probably naive to think but being arrogant with something like this just seems so dangerous. Even if it happened accidentally because of poor protocols, at least then it is known and can be addressed. I can see if this happened as like USAMRID the chances of them allowing just anyone in is likely somewhere around 0%, and I doubt they'd be super forthcoming publicly either. That said, my hope is they would react better to containing it immediately versus denying it and spending their time trying to quiet physicians and jail people who spoke out about it.
- ammo1662 6y agototally agreed, so when will U.S. allow WHO experts to investigate Fort Detrick and those EVALI cases?