Medicine doesn't need fewer scientific advances. It needs doctors who know how to use them wisely. It needs the courage to investigate when warranted, the discipline to know when not to, and the humility to accept that there will always be uncertainty.

In many low-resourced countries, earmarked finance, externally selected priorities, imported program designs, a growing non-state and donor-dependent workforce, and donor reporting requirements have weakened the link between national choices and national accountability.

The atrocity of “perioperative vaccination” must go the way of pre-frontal lobotomy, the continued victimization of children on the altar of vaccination must be put to an end, and those responsible for this outrage should be held accountable.