Dr. David Speicher is an expert in coronavirus virology and diagnostics. Much fear during the pandemic was perpetuated by the assumption the asymptomatic were ill. Dr. Speicher commented, “If you are asymptomatic, you could pass on things and make other people sick and “kill Grandma.” And this is highly unlikely.” (45 minutes)
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