BREAKING 2A NEWS: ANTI-GUN CDC EXPOSED...

Published on July 21, 2023
Duration: 8:36

This video critiques the CDC's focus on gun violence by comparing it to statistics on medical errors. It highlights a study from Johns Hopkins and Harvard Medical School indicating that medical errors cause significantly more deaths and disabilities annually than gun-related incidents. The speaker argues that the CDC's omission of medical errors from its leading causes of death list undermines its credibility and suggests a bias towards downplaying issues within the medical profession while exaggerating the gun violence epidemic.

Quick Summary

A study from Johns Hopkins and Harvard Medical School reveals that medical errors cause approximately 371,000 deaths annually in the U.S., far exceeding the roughly 48,000 annual gun-related deaths. Critics question the CDC's credibility for focusing on gun violence while omitting medical errors from its leading causes of death list.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Breaking News: CDC Exposed
  2. 00:22Introduction and Book Promotion
  3. 00:36Study on Medical Errors
  4. 01:07Gun Deaths vs. Medical Errors
  5. 01:48CDC's Leading Causes of Death List
  6. 02:10CDC Website Analysis
  7. 02:51Medical Errors as 4th Leading Cause
  8. 03:34CDC's Credibility Questioned
  9. 04:13NPR Article on CDC Efforts
  10. 04:38Conclusion: Trust the CDC?
  11. 04:59Call to Action

Frequently Asked Questions

How many deaths are attributed to medical errors annually in the US?

According to a study cited from Johns Hopkins and Harvard Medical School, medical errors are responsible for approximately 371,000 deaths each year in the United States, significantly more than gun-related fatalities.

Why is the CDC's focus on gun violence being questioned?

The CDC's focus on gun violence is being questioned because studies indicate that medical errors cause a substantially higher number of deaths annually. Critics argue the CDC's credibility is undermined by not prioritizing or even listing medical errors as a leading cause of death.

What is the comparison between gun deaths and medical error deaths?

While gun-related deaths total around 48,000 annually (including accidents, suicides, and murders), medical errors are estimated to cause 371,000 deaths per year, making them a far greater public health concern by sheer numbers.

Does the CDC list medical errors as a leading cause of death?

No, the CDC's official list of leading causes of death in the United States does not include medical errors, despite studies suggesting they are the fourth leading cause of death.

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