Author: Christine Padgham

Christine Padgham

Christine Padgham was a health physicist who now is analysing Scottish health trends following the Coronavirus crisis with the help of many other professionals, scientists and activists.

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We’re not even waiting on the science, never mind following it

A COUPLE OF YEARS ago in 2019 I listened to a podcast series called Hysteria. You’ll be able to find it online if you’re interested

December 1, 2021

Think Culture

We need discussion not censorship: the truth of our Covid experiences

THIS IS the speech I made as a representative of the Inform Scotland group to the May Day Gathering at Holyrood on 1st May 2021.

May 4, 2021

Think Politics

The madness of Zero Covid

SOME DAYS Scotland is aiming for a ‘Zero Covid’ strategy. Some days it’s aiming to ‘eliminate’ the virus SARS-CoV-2. And some days, it seems we

March 15, 2021

Think Politics

Locked up for no reason? There is a fundamental problem of mass screening for Covid

AS A BLOSSOMING lockdown sceptic, I developed a big problem in the summer, which has tortured me since – this does not feel like an

February 15, 2021

Think Politics

Panicking the public? How Covid stories don’t stack up

ON FRIDAY Nicola Sturgeon addressed the nation yet again and openly considered the possibility of tightening current Covid restrictions further. Where is Scotland now? How

January 9, 2021

Think Politics

Covid-19 in Scotland – what does the data really tell us?

WITH SCOTTISH EXCESS DEATHS approaching 6,000 for 2020 it is critically important we identify the causes of excess mortality. Historically, this has been an unprecedented

December 18, 2020

Christine Padgham

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We’re not even waiting on the science, never mind following it

We need discussion not censorship: the truth of our Covid experiences

The madness of Zero Covid

Locked up for no reason? There is a fundamental problem of mass screening for Covid

Panicking the public? How Covid stories don’t stack up

Covid-19 in Scotland – what does the data really tell us?

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