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Thursday 12 May 2022 | Written by Caleb Fotheringham | Published in Health, National
Epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker. Photo: PM SCIENCE PRIZE/22051157
Cook Islands Covid-19 deaths and hospitalisations are significantly better than New Zealand, epidemiologist Dr Michael Baker says the biggest factor for the difference likely comes down measurement.
Cook Islands Covid-19 deaths and hospitalisations are significantly better than New Zealand, epidemiologist Dr Michael Baker says the biggest factor for the difference likely comes down measurement.
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Comments
Te Tuhi Kelly on 13/05/2022
Yes and the data they have been using has been interpreted such that those who dispute those figures have be told they are conspiracy theorists. This is not about who is right or wrong, it is about manipulating stats to enable Govts to pass and enforce draconian mandates and thereby breaching human rights.