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Using new media platforms to tell the whole story of Covid-19 with Dr. "J" Rutland

February 22, 2021 • Kaitlin • Season 1 • Episode 12

"Right now in the media all you’re hearing about are these variants and how people aren’t protected from variants in terms of antibodies, when antibodies don’t represent the entire immune system. And that statement is actually wrong." -- Cedric "Jamie" Rutland, M.D, Pulmonary & Critical Care Physician

Dr. "J" Rutland is triple-board certified in pulmonary disease, internal medicine and critical care medicine. He runs his own clinic in Southern California and is a national spokesperson for the American Lung Association. He uses new media platforms to "...inspire, motivate and teach," and right now, he's taking issue with how cable news networks are talking about the Covid-19 variants and vaccine efficacy. So what are they missing? He breaks it down.