You Didn’t Get Sick. You Got Enrolled.
I look around at the people I love and I’m not always sure who I’m talking to anymore. Half of them seem to be on something. More docile than they used to be. I miss them and they’re standing right there.
An Ode to Remembrance on Prescribed Harm Day
There are many more hidden Vioxxes in our medicine cabinets, which exist due to systemic flaws in drug regulation that allows dangerous medications to flood the market, harm millions, and linger far too long before reluctant regulators pull the plug.
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The Full Risk–Benefit Balance Behind the First Covid-19 Vaccine
The FDA’s first EUA for a Covid-19 vaccine rested on its determination that the benefits of the Pfizer–BioNTech vaccine outweighed its risks. Yet the trial report did not bring those together within a common framework. I did—and what I found was startling.
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The Great Menopause Grift
The grift goes wide and deep. Many influencers and physician-educators have financial ties through sponsored content or brand partnerships, sometimes pushing lines of supplements, telehealth services, books, or their appearances on the speaking circuit.
Malflusiva and the Wheeking Guinea Pigs
The most infuriating part of the VRBPAC meeting was that the members actually acknowledged and discussed some of these concerns, but instead of postponing its recommendation, the committee simply recommended further studies be done after malflusiva’s approval.
FDA Leadership’s “Blind Spots” Lead to a Surge in Medical Device and Drug Recalls
The FDA possesses the legal authority, institutional framework, and technical expertise necessary to solve this problem. What is missing is leadership’s willingness to demand the standards that once defined American drug regulation and legacy records of a low number of recalls.
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Buried Before Ivermectin: Meet Chlorine Dioxide
To believe it, given that it involves an enormous number of people, institutions, medical societies, scientific bodies all in sync to cover up and steer people away from valid treatments, you have to believe something else: that humanity doesn’t care.
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Major Journal under Fire for Omitting Pfizer’s Failed Flu Data in Seniors
Unless this system is forced into the open, selective reporting will continue to be standard practice in even the most prestigious journals. And the public will keep receiving a polished marketing story instead of the full scientific truth.
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Moderna Is Building a Modified mRNA “Vaccine” for Ebola Bundibugyo
Predictably, Moderna has secured up to $60 million from the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) to accelerate development of an Ebola “vaccine” amid an ongoing outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Detours and Missteps on the Road to Medical Advances
Given that life expectancy in this country has stagnated over the past 12-15 years, and it is universally acknowledged that chronic disease has risen, it’s past time that we step back and take a hard look at what we’ve done.
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Inside the Great Vaccine Debate
From the vaccine debate, we have learned that if government agencies truly want to promote the greater good, then best practice would be to take all of the differences among the various demographic groups in the population into consideration.
The Rise of the Meme Disease
I began to recognize that from the 1960s through the end of the 20th century, there were a series of illnesses that I initially referred to as ‘fad’ diseases. I now refer to these conditions as ‘meme’ diseases.