It may be that a major casualty from the pandemic is the damage done to the medical profession. Healthcare is being used as the defence and rationalisation for policies we should revile. Rather than instilling faith in public health, and in medicine – government policies have undermined the foundations of medical ethics and caused a huge amount of damage to trust in public health measures.
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