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No, this is not how science is meant to work. This report should have been thoroughly peer reviewed before it was released, not after. Countries use these type
by parkingrift 4y ago
No, this is not how science is meant to work. This report should have been thoroughly peer reviewed before it was released, not after. Countries use these type of reports to manage public policy. It is incomprehensible that the WHO would release a report with such glaring mistakes. This is especially true in light of all their other failures during Covid.
I’m glad they’re correcting the mistakes but based on this article they seem in no rush to actually fix the report. “We’ll get to it later this year.” I’m sorry, what?!? The report should be pulled until they have confidence in the numbers. And they should get that confidence through peer review.