The Minnesota Board of Medical Practice reviewed and
dismissed two charges filed against a state senator and family physician, Dr.
Scott Jensen, who in early July questioned whether federal and Minnesota health
officials inflated the number of COVID-19 deaths in order to increase the
state’s allocation of federal funds.
Jensen later said that probable COVID-19 cases aren't added
to Minnesota’s official death totals until after they can be confirmed, but that
New York and other states may be inflating the number of COVID deaths.
Jensen has also criticized the use of contract tracing
during the pandemic.
SOURCE: KARE
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