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Covid comms with Professor Leask (264)

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Nov 21, 2021

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Covid continues to test public health and communications. Our best explainers have put themselves in the front line to keep us safe. Some, including Professor Julie Leask, have been threatened. Dr Karl discusses why health professionals have been under attack for doing their Job. drkarl.com

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