Marxist perspectives on Covid (Was: Greece is currently hit among the most in Europe)

Hi,
Employing a Marxist perspective can aid in
illuminating how economic practices and material
conditions influence prevalent ideologies
related to stigma.
Firstly, capitalism increases the risk of
spreading infectious diseases and stigma.
Capitalism spreads the disease by impoverishing
migrant health and blaming them, where territorial,
political, judicial and economic expulsions
are their means.
Secondly, capitalism has kidnapped science, which
  can no longer be truly objective or independent.
As criticized by McClure et al. (47), in the context
of COVID-19, epidemiology now focuses the obtention
of viral infections on individual biology and
behavior. However, this ignores the influential
role of the occupational environment in the
transmission of the virus and, to some extent,
absolves industry of responsibility for
worker safety.
Lessons from the stigma of COVID-19 survivors:
A Marxist criticism appraisal
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10097934/
But why wants a Marxist deny Covid? This
is beyond my recognition. Possibly was a
Marxist with only one brain cell.
Bye
Mild Shock schrieb:

Greece is currently hit among the most in Europe:
 Covid hospitalizations in Greece are 3x higher than they
were last year. They’re issuing warnings for travelers.
https://x.com/LauraMiers/status/1816522961207328947
  Marton Pantelakos schrieb:

Mild Shock wrote:
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Hi, During the early covid pandemic a macabre pass time was to calibrate
the SIR-model and try to make predictions:
susceptible-infected-removed model

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covid was a capitalist skam, idiot
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