- U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf has claimed that online “misinformation” is responsible for shortening the “life expectancy” of people.
- The FDA chief made the comments during a new interview with CNBC while pushing for “better regulations” to enforce more censorship online.
- Califf insists that “specific authorities at FDA, FTC, and other areas” are going to need Internet companies to increase censorship efforts to crack down on so-called “health misinformation.”
- Califf lamented that in “the good old days,” pharmaceutical companies didn’t need to worry about the public questioning their products because “the Internet didn’t exist.”
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FDA Commish Claims Key To Longer Life Expectancy Is … More Censorship?
FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf (Courtesy FDA)
