AAPS v Clinton Archive
FOR THE MORE ADVENTUROUS RESEARCHERS: Many of the above documents are from a CD-ROM archive made in the late 1990s. Because of the limits of technology available to us at the time, most of the […]
Negative Evidence: COVID-19 Vaccines and Sudden Deaths
By Jane M. Orient, M.D. (view PDF format) This sixth installment of our series on negative evidence for adverse effects of COVID-19 vaccines concerns sudden death, a calamity even worse than the effects previously discussed: […]
AAPS Files Amicus Brief in U.S. vs California Stem Cell Treatment Center
“It is beyond the authority of the FDA for it to reach into an operating room and interfere with the reuse of a surgical patient’s own stem cells,” AAPS tells the United States Ninth Circuit […]
Aug 24 Webinar: Criminal Forensic Psychiatry – insanity and beyond
In criminal forensic psychiatry, things aren’t always what they seem. So, AAPS is pleased to invite you to the next installment of our Doctors Are In webinar series that will explore the twists and turns of this […]
AAPS News July 2023: Artificial ‘Intelligence’
Volume 79, no. 7 July 2023 The fear of annihilation by machine has a long history. Fritz Lang’s 1927 silent film Metropolis was an early example. Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: a Space Odyssey was based on […]
The Exclusion Culture
Corporations, universities, and medical societies talk constantly about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). But the other side of inclusion is exclusion, and the two always go together. According to a Twitter post, a 16-year-old girl […]
AAPS Position Statement on Forced Organ Harvesting
The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, a national organization of physicians and surgeons in all specialties, founded in 1943, issues the following statement: There is overwhelming evidence that by the authority of the Chinese […]
Hospital Mergers Trigger Antitrust Concerns in Sham Peer Reviews of Physicians
In recent decades, hospitals have increasingly merged and acquired physician practices. “In the quest to create larger and more robust monopolies, some hospitals are using sham peer review to remove the last remnants of independent […]
Licensing Boards’ Abuse of Power Reviewed in Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons
Licensure boards are supposed to protect the public from dangerous practitioners. But while often failing in this basic function, they frequently abuse their power, writes Sheila Page, D.O., in the summer issue of the Journal […]
