Faculty of Medicine: Kotlar's Opinions Contrary to Evidence-based Medicine

Bratislava, October 4 (TASR) - The opinions of Government Proxy for Investigations into COVID-19 Pandemic Management Peter Kotlar (SNS) are in stark contradiction to evidence-based medicine, pointed out the Faculty of Medicine of Comenius University in Bratislava, calling for the evidence-based medicine approach to be applied in all decision-making processes that can affect the lives and health of the population. "In medicine, our decision-making is guided by expert consensus based on scientific evidence generated by correctly conducted research. The opinions of Government Proxy Peter Kotlar are in stark contrast to this approach. His statements questioning the anti-pandemic measures and procedures used to treat SARS-COV-2 infection are not consistent with international scientific knowledge, nor with our expert clinical experience in the management of the COVID-19 pandemic," noted the Faculty of Medicine. The government has already received the report on the pandemic from Proxy Peter Kotlar. On Wednesday, Kotlar reiterated that the pandemic was "an act of bioterrorism" and a "fabricated operation codenamed COVID-19 pandemic". According to the Government Proxy, the aim of the operation was to "jeopardise human health" and "test the naivete of the global population to follow orders subliminally". He advocates an immediate stop in the use of mRNA vaccines until their efficiency and safety is proven and called for the rejection of updated WHO health regulations. The opposition excoriated Kotlar for disseminating hoaxes and disinformation. am/mcs