"We didn't have the infrastructure," he admits. "We needed to build field hospitals for the old, free housing, hazard pay for caregivers. The government chose mandates over logistics."
Was he right? Partially. Was he politically destroyed? Absolutely. jaya bhattacharya
It is March 2020, and the world is holding its breath. In a cramped home office cluttered with medical journals, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya stares into a laptop camera. He is not wearing a lab coat. He is wearing a rumpled sweater, the uniform of a man who hasn't slept in 48 hours. "We didn't have the infrastructure," he admits