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Coronavirus among deniers and hoaxes. The real reasons for false beliefs
by Elisa Manacorda
The provocation is from the doctor Willy Oggier, from Küssnacht, an elegant city in the suburbs of Zurich, the same where the pop star Tina Turner lives. Oggier is a health economist and his spiel against deniers, published by the tabloid Look, the most popular Swiss newspaper, comes as Switzerland, despite having a positive hyssop rate of over 25%, has a laid-back attitude towards the pandemic in large urban areas like Zurich. Last Sunday, for example, the city’s lakefront resembled Via Caracciolo in Naples, before Campania became a red light district.
Coronavirus, letter-appeal to deniers: “Enough of falsehoods, my mother is left alone with a lot of clothes”
by Lucia Landoni
Despite being extreme, Dr. Oggier’s statement has found a side in medical circles, under the pressure of infections. “I think your consideration is not entirely wrong, says a Republic Christian camponovo, director of the Moncucco Clinic in Lugano, one of the two Covid hospitals in the Canton of Ticino – there is an individual responsibility where everyone is free to do and say what they want, but there is also a collective responsibility, which is to preserve the facilities of health Therefore, for Camponovo Oggier’s provocation is ethically plausible: “Before speaking, everyone must take responsibility for what they say and, therefore, must be willing to suffer the consequences”.
Coronavirus, in Switzerland there is an emergency: “But no discrimination against elderly patients”
by Franco Zantonelli
“Deniers are people like any other, so doctors must respect the right to treatment, which is a constitutional obligation,” he responds. Sandro Cattacin, a sociologist at the University of Geneva, who adds: “In the first phase of the pandemic, the theses of denial were assembled by a minority, belonging to the conspiracy movements. Today, however, we face a health crisis. According to an investigation, the exit of Recently, in Switzerland, half of the population lives in a state of anxiety. It is anxiety that is usually the prelude to depression. ”
