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Originally Posted by holger danske
No. It's a shoddy journalism issue. NPR is a news source relied on by many people. Yet they chose to run an article without adequate investigation to drive a certain agenda. Where in the article does it say the family contacted 43 hospitals but were turned away because of lack of space. The only hospital contacted said he needed specialized care not available there. I'm just calling BS on NPR. Don't turn it into a vax issue.
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I admit I read the headline this morning and read no further. I was immediately skeptical about the facts.
I have noted possibly three articles in the last six months with similarly difficult to believe stories from NPR which in the past I had always depended on for good sourcing and careful checking.
I join the throngs of people who wonder, "Just who can be believed, anymore".
I still trust the CDC and the FDA but it has been very difficult to keep up with an ever changing situation and them getting all of the information they need.
I am tired boss.