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Telemedicine Is Not the Equivalent of In-person Care

With improvements in technology, telemedicine has become increasingly popular, and increased 154% in March 2020 compared with 2019 because of the pandemic. Yet despite its advantages, virtual care cannot reach the highest level of medical […]

AAPS News June 2021 – COVID: Fauci, NIH, et al.

Volume 77, no. 6  June 2021 The best and perhaps only government oversight mechanism available to the American people—the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)—has yielded more than 3,000 emails sent and received by Dr. Anthony […]

COVID-19: Is College Worth the Risk of the Shot?

Are you one of the millions of American students (or their parents) facing the choice of taking the COVID shot or being barred from school? The 800 reported cases of heart inflammation, now being investigated […]

Survey on COVID-19 Shots

Dear AAPS Members and Friends, We are conducting a short poll regarding COVID-19 shots. Please take a few moments to anonymously share feedback about your decision to receive or decline a shot. The brief questionnaire is […]

COVID-19: Speaking Up in Black and White

By Marilyn M. Singleton, MD, JD – http://marilynsingletonmdjd.com/ These days more and more apparently intelligent people seem to upspeak. That’s the irritating “Valley Girl” inflection where every sentence sounds like a question. Don’t these people […]