Kulldorff links measles rise to lockdowns in disputed NIH lecture

Biostatistician Martin Kulldorff, a prominent Covid lockdown critic, argued at an NIH lecture that increased measles cases stem from lockdown-era disruptions, a claim widely disputed by epidemiologists. The lecture highlights ongoing scientific polarization over pandemic policies, but the causal link remains unsupported by mainstream evidence.

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