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The Cat is Out of the Bag

By Patrick Wagner, MD America is infected, and you can’t turn that back.  The news we keep hearing about the coronavirus pandemic is constantly changing, often disheartening and as you might suspect, completely dishonest.  The […]

Will a COVID-19 Vaccine Save the Day?

I hope that you and yours are weathering the storm in a crashing economy, but recovery depends on ending the pandemic. Hopes are riding on a “warp-speed” vaccine. During this week’s coronavirus briefing, President Trump […]

How many COVID deaths are preventable?

I hope you stay well, but if COVID-19 strikes you or a loved one, I hope you can find a doctor willing and able to help you. Yale epidemiologist Harvey Frisch told Laura Ingraham that the […]

COVID Chaos: A Prison Without Bars

By Marilyn M. Singleton, MD, JD The COVID-19 lockdown has its benefits: a chapter a day of the unabridged version of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn’s The Gulag Archipelago, a study in fear and redefined “normal” values, among […]

With COVID, When Can Schools Re-open?

Every school year, children catch illnesses at school, and so do teachers and parents. Occasionally an outbreak causes schools to close for a time, say during a flu epidemic that is causing a lot of […]

COVID Masks, Distancing Not Evidence-Based

We’re supposed to follow “evidence-based medicine” these days, but there is no firm evidence to support the masking and “social distancing” mandates being imposed throughout the land. CDC chief Robert Redfield asserts his opinion that […]