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The damage done to children during the pandemic was inexcusable and entirely avoidable

By Zachary Faria
Published August 5, 2022 6:05pm ET
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The damage done to children during the pandemic was inexcusable and entirely avoidable
The panic over COVID-19 led politicians, bureaucrats, and institutions to support policies that didn’t protect children but did harm their development. All of those involved must be made to answer for their failures. Speech pathologists and therapists are now seeing developmental deficits in children due to COVID-19 measures, including mask mandates and isolation. Children are […]

The panic over COVID-19 led politicians, bureaucrats, and institutions to support policies that didn’t protect children but did harm their development. All of those involved must be made to answer for their failures.

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