California physicians are suing Governor Gavin Newsom over a bill that empowers California medical boards to punish doctors for having different views on COVID-19 treatment.
In their lawsuit, the doctors also argue that"contemporary scientific consensus" is"undefined in the law and undefinable as a matter of logic."
"The very existence of these questions illustrates that any attempt at a legal definition of 'scientific consensus' according to which doctors must operate in their day-to-day practice is impractical and borders on the absurd," the complaint states. California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation allowing state officials to take steps against doctors that dispense non-mainstream information on COVID.
Hoeg has been the first, or senior, author of nine epidemiological analyses, six of which have been published in peer-reviewed journals on topics like the effectiveness of mask mandates and risk-benefit analysis of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines in children.
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