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Coronavirus shock: How Neil Ferguson was bankrolled by major pharmaceutical companies
NEIL FERGUSON, one of the Government's senior scientific advisors on the coronavirus response was financed by the pharmaceutical industry in the run-up to the 2009 Swine Flu pandemic, unearthed reports reveal.
By JOEL DAY
15:07, Mon, May 4, 2020 | UPDATED: 15:22, Mon, May 4, 2020
Professor Neil Ferguson is one of the most senior advisors to the Government on the coronavirus outbreak. Tasked with shaping the UK’s response, Prof Ferguson sits on the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) with several other scientists.
He spearheads a team at Imperial College London which produces the mathematical prediction models largely credited with prompting the Government to impose the current lockdown.
Prof Ferguson has a history in working as an epidemiologist for over 20 years, though he began and finished his studies in the field of physics.
Just as Prof Ferguson’s prediction models have proved decisive in the ongoing fight against coronavirus, so too were his models used as a precedent in the fight against Swine Flu (N1H1).
His team at Imperial College predicted a scenario in which 65,000 people in the UK died – a significant benchmark in the WHO's decision to issue a pandemic.
In the end, the UK death toll from Swine Flu stood at 457.
Added to this, the controversy over so-called “conflicts of interest” with those who advised the World Health Organisation (WHO) but had simultaneous ties with the pharmaceutical industry.
The WHO requires all advisors to declare any conflicts of interest prior to their being recruited.
In 2010, the WHO revealed the names of 16 experts and advisors on its emergency committee which recommended the declaration of the Swine Flu pandemic – five of them having had links with the pharmaceutical industry.
Ferguson: The Epidemiologist is one of the UK's most senior scientific government advisors
Neil Ferguson: The Epidemiologist is one of the UK's most senior scientific government advisors (Image: Imperial College London)
The 2018 documentary “TrustWHO” noted how Prof Ferguson, who was on the committee, “reported conflicts of interest”.
The film’s maker, Lilian Franck, said: “Neil Ferguson declares consultancy fees from GlaxoSmithKline, Baxter, and Roche.
“The manufacturers of the Swine Flu vaccines and medications.
“Not a problem for the WHO.”