COVID-19: What Was the Effect on Disability?
The emergency may be over, but are you still suffering in the aftermath? As the graph shows, the proportion of Americans over age 16 with a disability has increased sharply since 2021: from about 115 […]
Economic Health Watch: Utility Costs
Have you noticed an increase in your utility bills? Hopefully, you are not in the position of having to choose whether to heat or eat, as so many are, especially in Europe. Part of the […]
COVID-19: Are Cancers Increased Post-vaccination?
I hope you had a joyous holiday season unmarred by bad health reports. Social media is filled with tragic stories of people dying too young and too fast of unusual cancers: “turbo cancer.” Some are […]
Tell NJ Senate HHS Committee to REJECT S4047! NO to “Implicit Bias” Training Mandate
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in New Jersey: New Jersey Senate Bill S4047 is a bad bill that will harm, not improve, patient care. This legislation would impose a “cultural competency and implicit bias” training requirement on […]
AAPS News January 2024 – Axioms
Volume 80, no. 1 Philosophy, culture, and forms of governance, like mathematics, are based on “self-evident truths” or axioms. If the axioms are changed, so is everything that follows. Consider a current example: performances of […]
ALERT: Protect Ohio Children – Ask Legislators to Override Veto
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Ohio: By vetoing HB 68, Governor DeWine is abusing his authority as governor to thwart the will of Ohioans as expressed by their elected representatives to protect Ohio’s children, and […]
Economic Health Watch: ‘Hockey Stick’ Debt
I hope that your personal circumstances are stable for the new year. However, this graph of growth in U.S. debt is ominous. The form resembles the “hockey stick” temperature graph used to promote the extreme […]
The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons Educational Foundation Challenges Censorship
In its latest filing with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons Educational Foundation (AAPS) strongly objects to the censorship imposed by the Biden Administration and […]
Low-cost Interventions Could Ease the Burden of Diabetes
Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) currently affects millions of people and is increasing globally. Management requires chronic medication use, with the expectation that this will be required life-long, creating a huge burden on medical systems. […]
Accountability Needed for COVID Debacle
The federal agencies responsible for the disastrous response to COVID-19, and key individuals, need to be held accountable, writes Steven Hatfill, M.D., in the winter issue of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. […]
