Fired COVID Whistleblower Doesn’t Want to Settle His Case

June 2, 2023

MedPage Today) — Ming Lin, MD, the emergency medicine physician from Washington state who was fired early in the COVID pandemic for publicly airing alleged safety concerns, said he has broken with his lawyers over their advice to settle his case…
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