No organization has been more responsible for the shameful treatment of children during the pandemic than @AmerAcadPeds.
When we are deciding who gets a pass on their pandemic misses and who deserves extremely hard questions, AAP needs to go firmly in the latter camp.
When we are deciding who gets a pass on their pandemic misses and who deserves extremely hard questions, AAP needs to go firmly in the latter camp.
https://twitter.com/ameracadpeds/status/1487081836891316228
Don’t forget that @AmerAcadPeds came out for school reopening in June, 2020… then reversed themselves less than 2 weeks later. They went on to stay silent as school closures dragged on for more than a year for kids in some regions.
Still no explanation for the reversal.
Still no explanation for the reversal.
https://twitter.com/AmerAcadPeds/status/1281566457529356288
Now we see @AmerAcadPeds citing weak evidence for continued masking of kids:
https://twitter.com/mikesigner/status/1487170323556585479
And I think we know how poorly all of this is going to age.
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https://twitter.com/karenvaites/status/1480913568518320128
Speaking of things that will age poorly…
We don’t see hard questions about any of this.
When @emrichards interviewed @LeeBeers, it was all softballs. Not one question about any of the above. Apparently, accountability journalism is dead.
usatoday.com/story/news/edu…
We don’t see hard questions about any of this.
When @emrichards interviewed @LeeBeers, it was all softballs. Not one question about any of the above. Apparently, accountability journalism is dead.
usatoday.com/story/news/edu…
Last year, pediatricians were writing OpEds and letters about the harms of school closures, as @AmerAcadPeds @LeeBeers stayed silent. You’ll find many in this thread.
https://twitter.com/karenvaites/status/1344270839043280896
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