AAPS is pleased to host a webinar featuring Stanley Goldfarb, MD, author of “Take Two Aspirin and Call Me By My Pronouns: Why Turning Doctors into Social Justice Warriors is Destroying American Medicine.” Attendees are […]
Dear Missouri AAPS Members and Friends, A dangerous bill, SB 41, is headed for a vote in the Missouri Senate. It is being debated on the floor this very evening. Patient safety has already been undermined by […]
State medical boards are increasingly seeking to improperly punish physicians for political reasons, like for speaking out about harmful COVID mandates. A physician in Minnesota, Dr. Scott Jensen, for example, is now under investigation by […]
Additional Resources from the American College of Pediatricians: https://biologicalintegrity.org/
2/13/2023 Update: AAPS filed a second amicus in Apter v. HHS, now before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. “It is axiomatic that the FDA does not lawfully practice medicine, and […]
Dear Missouri AAPS Members and Friends, Please take a quick moment to speak out and ask your legislators to oppose provisions in HB 348 that push Missouri into the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact. The Interstate Medical Licensure […]
Volume 79, no. 2 The biostate was born, it is said, at the meeting of G20 leaders in Bali, Indonesia, Nov 15-16, 2022. Its declaration (https://tinyurl.com/4z7n5ktb) called for the establishment of a global vaccine passport […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Arizona, Your help is once again needed to stop a harmful bill from passing through the Arizona legislature that would decrease your control over your personal health information. Last session, […]
Hospitals and other corporate entities that increasingly employ physicians, like insurance companies, too often trap physicians and their patients by coercing doctors to sign anti-competitive non-compete clauses. In short, these harmful contract terms prohibit medical professionals […]
Volume 79, no. 1 January 2023 The world is experiencing many crises simultaneously: war, financial instability, civil unrest, looming shortages of food and energy, political chaos—and of course continued fear of COVID and predicted future […]
