How do we find our way home? I suggest it starts by changing our governmental obligations from care to responsibility. How do you develop responsible people? You do it by making them bear the consequences of their decisions.
The Way Home Read Journal Article
As the Trump administration expands its battle to stamp out Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion ideology by targeting medical schools and hospitals, recent interactions with medical trainees highlighted just how entrenched this ideology has become in the education of doctors.
Poison Embedded in the Education of Doctors Read Journal Article
No more taboo zones. No more gaslighting. No more performative genetics while incidence climbs. An uncompromising, relentless search for causes, mechanisms, and treatments—backed by labels, grants, and coverage—finally begins.
United States Announces Revolutionary Reform in Autism Research and Treatment Read Journal Article
Kirk was the antithesis of Kimmel. Kirk was tremendously influential with the youth while Kimmel’s sanctimony is reserved for a dwindling audience of the blue-state elderly among coastal elites. Kirk sought good-faith debate while Kimmel relied on monologues of smears.
Was Jimmy Kimmel Censored? Read Journal Article
The future of medicine depends on our willingness to defend these principles, even when doing so requires sacrifice. The doctor-patient relationship is sacred, and it is our responsibility to protect it for future generations of physicians and the patients we serve.
How to Protect Patients and Medical Professionals Read Journal Article
I respectfully disagree with the Save HHS letter calling for Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s resignation. While concerns have been raised, these must be balanced against the urgent need for bold reform and restoration of public trust in health institutions.
Response to Save HHS Letter: In Defense of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Read Journal Article
For the purposes of containing China’s influence and aggressive behaviour, there is no more important partner for the US than India. That strategic partnership is under threat from an explosive combination of American arrogance and unilateralism and Indian hubris and prickliness.
Trump’s Art of the Deal Collides with Modi’s ‘India First’ Policy Read Journal Article
Now, Levi is no longer just a dissenter. He has been appointed chair of the CDC’s new Covid-19 vaccine working group, and with its Terms of Reference, the scale of his task has come into sharp focus.
ACIP Launches Sweeping Covid-19 Vaccine Review Under Retsef Levi Read Journal Article
There are good reasons to object to the new Illinois program based on general principles. If sufficient resources are not provided to allow careful and precise identification of children in distress, it has the potential to be a disaster.
Beware Universal Mental Health Screening Read Journal Article
Failure to create ICD-10 codes for PCVS would be to ignore the reality of the syndrome, leaving the sick to face the grim consequences of inaction – left adrift in a medical system unwilling to acknowledge our existence and desperate need for treatment.
The Creation of New ICD-10 Codes for Post-Covid Vaccine Syndrome Read Journal Article
For years, I have trained residents and students to perform brain death exams. I’ve overseen transplants. I’ve supported grieving families and celebrated recipients. But I’ve also seen the slow erosion of principle under pressure. It’s time to draw a line.
The Moral Cost of Modern Transplant Medicine Read Journal Article
The national conversation on vaccine injury and accountability has returned—from within the halls of power. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. issued a rebuke of the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, calling it a morass of inefficiency, favoritism, and outright corruption.
Vaccine Liability Is on the Table Read Journal Article
