Health Watch: Cancer in Young People
I hope that you and your family are enjoying good health. Unfortunately, more young people are getting a shocking diagnosis of cancer, which had been largely a disease of aging, even though cancer rates may […]
AAPS News November 2024 – A Change In Direction?
Volume 80, no. 11 November 2024 Reactions to the 2024 election results show the deep polarization of our country. A “Dissident MD” called it “Liberation Day.” He writes that the election “reveals that a majority—growing […]
World War III: Before January 20?
I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving—without a nuclear attack. The high threat level is not mentioned by Google News, but Germany is drawing up plans to use Metro stations as air-raid shelters, NATO has […]
Sign AAPS Letter Supporting RFK, Jr.
The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons is honored to support President Trump’s nomination of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., for Secretary of Health and Human Services. It will be a welcome change to have a leader […]
AAPS Court Filing against Biden Administration Censorship Expands Allegations of Wrongdoing
The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons Educational Foundation (“AAPS”) filed its reply in support of adding allegations against the censorship activities of the Biden Administration related to its alleged violations of the Federal Advisory […]
Health Watch: Does ‘Gender-Affirming’ Care Affect IQ?
If you know someone who is contemplating—or recommending—the use of puberty blockers, you should ask this question. The graph below shows test results in one individual. Puberty involves much more than the development of […]
Economic Health Watch: Who Benefited from the ‘Affordable’ Care Act?
I hope your insurance premium is not costing more than your mortgage. Medical costs seem so outrageous that no one can afford them without insurance—but what if the reason they are unaffordable is because of […]
10 Solutions that Put Patients First
In the Oath of Hippocrates, physicians promise to work for the good of their patients, according to the best of their ability and judgment, and to do no harm. We support a return to this ethic […]
Economic Health Watch: Regulatory Costs
I hope you are in good health—as the costs of medical care are exorbitant. There are many reasons for the staggering cost. The graph shows the percentage of the economy devoted to the “health” sector. […]
CLIMATE WATCH: What’s the Status of the ‘Ozone Hole’?
In 1987, panic about the “ozone hole” from ozone-depleting chemicals such as refrigerants led to the Montreal Protocol. Now, the narrative mainly concerns the climate effects of such chemicals. Are you ready to do without […]
