Dr Andrea Crisanti poses in London, Britain September 14, 2018. Picture taken September 14, 2018. Federica Bernardini/Handout via REUTERS
ROME (Reuters) - Andrea Crisanti says his one regret is that he didn't yell loudly enough at the beginning, when the dead had yet to pile up.
The Italian virologist has become a medical celebrity at home, a contrarian who broke with initial World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines on testing for the new coronavirus, deeming them narrow and "stupid" -- something the U.N. agency denies.
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