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I guess it depends on what’s considered trustworthy. I wouldn’t trust a Russian paper as far as you could throw it unless it was in math or physics.
by dyauspitr 2y ago
I guess it depends on what’s considered trustworthy. I wouldn’t trust a Russian paper as far as you could throw it unless it was in math or physics.
- cyberax 2y agoRussia actually spent quite a lot of resources on TB, especially during the late Soviet and the early Russian history. All children and professionals working with children are receiving yearly TB testing ("Mantoux test"). Prisons used to be a major vector, but that was reduced by doing TB prevention (antibiotics). Nobody likes getting TB.
- fuoqi 2y agoBut you will trust any unsubstantiated slander disseminated in mass media by interested parties as long as it paints Russia in a bad light. Got it.
- dyauspitr 2y agoRussia did this to themselves. Objectively, for what it once was Russia has horrific metrics around healthcare, alcohol consumption, HIV, drug use, food prices, human rights or any kind of sustainability initiative.