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AAPS 78th Annual Meeting Recap & Videos

Last week physicians from across the United States gathered at the AAPS 78th Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh, PA to collaborate on efforts to fight for patients and doctors who are increasingly facing threats like denial […]

COVID-19: Is It Safe to Fly?

You may have been postponing a trip, wondering whether it is safe to fly again. I just returned from a conference in Pittsburgh, and things appeared normal—more or less. The plane was full, and the […]

Medicare for Y’all

by G. Keith Smith, M.D. – https://surgerycenterok.com       As more individuals move to freer, less locked-down states (like Oklahoma and Texas, for instance), the number of people saying “y’all” should greatly increase. The federal government, as in the […]

Statement on Scientific Integrity in Medicine

By advocating for their patients’ best interests every day in multiple clinical settings, physicians earn high levels of public trust. A key component of the clinical practice of medicine consists of translating medical science into […]

COVID-19: Should You Get Your Booster Shot?

“Fully vaccinated” has meant “one and done” for J&J COVID vaccine, or two jabs with Pfizer or Moderna after 14 days have passed. Now there is talk of boosters. If you are contemplating another jab, […]

How Good Is the Science on COVID Vaccines?

I’m sure you are favor of “following the science” on COVID vaccinations. A basic principle of the scientific method is that you need a control group. To detect a difference, say in adverse reactions, between […]

FDA Is Correct: I Am Not a Horse

Jane M. Orient, M.D. When the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) learned that doctors were writing 88,000 prescriptions a week for ivermectin, mostly for COVID-19, it apparently felt it necessary to message the yahoos of […]