Dear NC AAPS Members and Friends, Please take a quick moment to speak out and ask your legislators to oppose SB 380 and keep North Carolina from tying itself to a failing organization, the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact. Get […]
All adults will soon be eligible for a COVID jab, and people are asking, “Which one should I take?” You may have to take what is available, but here are some considerations. Varying percentages are […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Colorado, HB 21-1191, the COVID-19 Immunization Nondiscrimination Act or “CINDA,” is a good bill that would protect Coloradans from being subjected to COVID vaccine passports and from other forms of discrimination. […]
With all adults soon to be eligible to get a “free vaccine,” and large efficient distribution centers in many areas, what are you waiting for? “Amazing” is the word that Dr. Monica Gandhi used in […]
After more than a year of public health exhortations, and 168 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines, pandemic fears are still running high, states the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS). Public health officials and […]
Do you know what your mask is made of? Your mask will keep you from inhaling at least some infected droplets that are too large to get through the gaps, but at the price of […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Texas, The Texas Senate Health and Human Services Committee is considering an important bill today to help further reduce the counterproductive burden of MOC (Maintenance of Certification). SB 1502, […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Arizona, AZ State Senator Kelly Townsend and Representative Bret Roberts introduced a strike-everything amendment to HB 2190. Her good amendment would protect Arizonans from being subjected to COVID vaccine passports. Please send your Arizona State […]
Volume 77, no. 4 April 2021 The desire of certain human beings to conquer the world and to mold other humans to conform to their will began at the dawn of history. In Aristotle’s time, […]
More than a dozen countries worldwide temporarily stopped administering the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID vaccine, notes the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), because of deaths from blood clotting disorders, with either clots or excessive bleeding. […]
