Dear AAPS Members and Friends, Patients in Texas have been hurt by the high cost of prescription drugs, even if they have insurance. For example, many patients choose not to fill prescriptions due to cost. HB 1240, by Representative Dr. […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Oklahoma, Last May, quietly and nearly unanimously, the Oklahoma legislature passed SB 1369, a bill that threatens the medical privacy of all Oklahomans. Shockingly, only two Senators and ten members of the House of […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Florida: We have two important updates to our alert from earlier this week. Update 1: In addition to the crucial bills mentioned below (HB 1403 and SB 1580) that protect […]
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled last night by a commanding majority against President Biden’s Covid vaccine on federal workers. Presiding in New Orleans in a rare en banc session of […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends, Texas patients’ access to primary care continues to worsen. In 2019, 129 of Texas’s 254 counties identified as a shortage area for primary care, and as of July 2021, that […]
By a commanding majority including 10 judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, sitting en banc, it affirmed the preliminary injunction against President Biden’s mandate to force all federal workers to […]
Given the dread that the thought of cancer inspires, and anecdotal reports of cancer manifesting soon after a COVID-19 vaccination, the lack of extensive investigation into the potential carcinogenicity of these novel products is surprising, […]
Is your doctor pressuring you to “get boosted”? Most doctors probably are. And so are radio ads. An annual COVID shot may become the “new normal,” along with the flu shot. “Safe and effective” is […]
Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are intended to improve patient care, but hospitals that conduct sham peer reviews have become adept at misusing CPGs to prosecute adverse actions against physicians’ privileges, writes Lawrence Huntoon, M.D., Ph.D., […]
The current medical narrative for promoting COVID-19 vaccination is to prevent severe illness and death, replacing the earlier claim that it prevents infections. Yaakov Ophir, Ph.D., and colleagues examine the evidence behind this modified narrative […]
