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AAPS News August 2020 – How Will It End?

Volume 76, no. 8  August 2020 It is certain that the COVID-19 pandemic will end, just as all previous, mostly worse pandemics did (https://tinyurl.com/r4xhshy). A disease from which more than 99.5% recover cannot wipe out […]

Lowering the Barr

By Marilyn M. Singleton, M.D., J.D. The excoriation of Attorney General Barr at the congressional hearing was as low as politicians could go on the lack of humanity and civility scale. The Barr hearing was […]

Stand With Your Silenced Physician Colleagues

Dear AAPS Members and Friends, Earlier this week courageous physicians stood on the steps of the US Supreme Court to tell the world about the consequences of government bureaucrats blocking their ability to care for […]

COVID-19: Blacks Hit Harder—Is It Racism?

 I’m sure you would not approve of denying effective treatment to black patients. COVID-19 is hitting black patients hardest. What can be done? A black doctor, an immigrant from Cameroon, is treating COVID-19 patients in […]

AAPS Endorses Leo Valentin, MD for Congress

The Association of American Physicians & Surgeons (AAPS), the voice for independent physicians since 1943, is proud to endorse Republican grassroots candidate Leo Valentin, M.D., in Florida Congressional District 7. As a lifelong practicing physician […]

AAPS Endorses Noel Collis, MD for Congress (MN-7)

The Association of American Physicians & Surgeons (AAPS), the voice for independent physicians since 1943, gives its strongest endorsement to Republican grassroots candidate Noel Collis, M.D., in Minnesota Congressional District 7. Dr. Collis is running to help stop […]

ALERT: Tell IRS Not to Conflate Coverage with Care

Dear AAPS Members and Friends, Back in June the Internal Revenue Service proposed long-anticipated regulations, stemming from Sec. 6 of a June 2019 Executive Order signed by President Trump.  In large part the new rules […]