Public health leaders owe us an explanation, not a congressional confession
— Public health leaders owe us an explanation, not a congressional confession
by Robert CJ Krasner, MD
August 10, 2026
• 4 min read
The public spectacle surrounding the congressional testimony of Anthony Fauci, MD, along with the recent scrutiny of his private, COVID-era diaries, has reignited a persistent debate: what kind of public accounting do we owe one another after a pandemic?
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