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Professor Vytautas Kasiulevičius is retiring from the COVID-19 expert groups operating under both the Presidency and the Government. The doctor reported his decision on the social network Facebook, noting that it was not due to differences of opinion.
“I informed the president and prime minister yesterday that I was leaving both COVID-19 think tanks. The whole year in COVID-19 is very long. Perhaps even too long. This decision of mine has nothing to do with differences in approaches to managing a pandemic ”, said V. Kasiulevičius.
The professor stressed that vaccination, testing and outbreak management will become essential tools in the future to control the spread of COVID-19 infection, and quarantine measures will be used less and less.
“The apocalyptic image of medical totalitarianism is only in the minds of ‘deep state fanatics’, and heads of state care more about gross domestic product (GDP) and our freedoms than we see on social media and social media. kitchens”. Believe me already.
I have no doubt that the experts mobilized in the President’s and Prime Minister’s groups are professionals and can help propel our country through this difficult period. “Simonas Krėpšta and Živilė Gudlevičienė have been excellent group moderators, and LSMU professors Kęstutis Petrikonis and Ramunė Kalėdienė have been excellent leaders of both expert subgroups in the Presidency and Government, where I had the honor to work,” continued V. Kasiulevičius.
V. Kasiulevičius noted that such social work still has “a side effect”: it takes a lot of precious time. “And those you have to give that time to are usually too patient. As one of my patients said, I might come back, doctor.
I have nothing more to say than that. Unless, despite all the difficulties experienced and in the future, everything ends well, “wrote V. Kasiulevičius.
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