先に報告したゼレンコ博士の新薬剤の採用について彼の側近や専門家が疑念をいだいている
通常のてつずきを下手いないため周りに反発を生んでいるようだ。
誰もがゼレンコ博士の風貌に違和感を覚えるかもしれない。
ましてやトランプの周囲の側近たちは同じように考えるだろう。
トランプ大統領の決断は安倍首相が独断で学校閉鎖を下よりも大胆な決断だ。
トランプが英雄になるか、失脚の事態を招くか？
一部転載：
Ignoring Expert Opinion, Trump Again Promotes Use of Hydroxychloroquine
The president’s advocacy of the anti-malarial drug has created tensions in his administration, and fears among doctors that it could unnecessarily expose patients to risks.
By Michael Crowley, Katie Thomas and Maggie Haberman
April 5, 2020
President Trump doubled down Sunday on his push for the use of an anti-malarial drug against the coronavirus, issuing medical advice that goes well beyond scant evidence of the drug’s effectiveness as well as the advice of doctors and public health experts.
Mr. Trump’s recommendation of hydroxychloroquine, for the second day in a row at a White House briefing, was a striking example of his brazen willingness to distort and outright defy expert opinion and scientific evidence when it does not suit his agenda.
Standing alongside two top public health officials who have declined to endorse his call for widely administering the drug, Mr. Trump suggested that he was speaking on gut instinct and acknowledged that he had no expertise on the subject.
Saying that the drug is “being tested now,” Mr. Trump said that “there are some very strong, powerful signs” of its potential, although health experts say that the data is extremely limited and that more study of the drug’s effectiveness against the coronavirus is needed.
通常のてつずきを下手いないため周りに反発を生んでいるようだ。
誰もがゼレンコ博士の風貌に違和感を覚えるかもしれない。
ましてやトランプの周囲の側近たちは同じように考えるだろう。
トランプ大統領の決断は安倍首相が独断で学校閉鎖を下よりも大胆な決断だ。
トランプが英雄になるか、失脚の事態を招くか？
一部転載：
Ignoring Expert Opinion, Trump Again Promotes Use of Hydroxychloroquine
The president’s advocacy of the anti-malarial drug has created tensions in his administration, and fears among doctors that it could unnecessarily expose patients to risks.
By Michael Crowley, Katie Thomas and Maggie Haberman
April 5, 2020
President Trump doubled down Sunday on his push for the use of an anti-malarial drug against the coronavirus, issuing medical advice that goes well beyond scant evidence of the drug’s effectiveness as well as the advice of doctors and public health experts.
Mr. Trump’s recommendation of hydroxychloroquine, for the second day in a row at a White House briefing, was a striking example of his brazen willingness to distort and outright defy expert opinion and scientific evidence when it does not suit his agenda.
Standing alongside two top public health officials who have declined to endorse his call for widely administering the drug, Mr. Trump suggested that he was speaking on gut instinct and acknowledged that he had no expertise on the subject.
Saying that the drug is “being tested now,” Mr. Trump said that “there are some very strong, powerful signs” of its potential, although health experts say that the data is extremely limited and that more study of the drug’s effectiveness against the coronavirus is needed.