A critical look at Piot and Gupta: What readers should know before trusting their health narratives

 

Left, Peter Piot, a Belgian virologist and the head of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, and right, Sanjay Gupta, CNN’s health journalist.

Many respected health writers, virologists, and journalists have shaped global understanding of disease outbreaks. Yet a closer examination of their work reveals inconsistencies that demand scrutiny. Peter Piot and Sanjay Gupta, in particular, have influenced public narratives in ways readers should evaluate carefully before accepting their claims.

The blood of an Ebola victim speaks after death: truth, deception, and the cry for justice

 

A lifeless body of an Ebola victim in West Africa

I don't write because I want people to like me. I do because I feel restless to accommodate lies and deceptions in me, knowing perfectly well that the colour of that object is red, but an empire of deceitful enemies has forced people to believe the colour of the object is white, since they feel comfortable with their clandestine activities.