Volume 81, no. 6 June 2025 Those who were in college in the 1960s and 1970s are having déjà vu about the student riots. But how many who participated in the Revolution, like the late […]
Resolution 2025-01: Expanding Over-The-Counter Medication Options submitted by Dr. Phil Eskew Whereas pharmaceutical companies are capable of tailoring drug access to the risks that an individual drug poses and have already sought to limit their […]
I hope you have a little savings to cover an emergency. Increasingly, Americans live paycheck to paycheck and are maxed out on their credit. But so is the U.S. You cannot keep rolling over debt […]
I hope that your livelihood is secure in these chaotic times. Americans are becoming aware of the consequences of off-shoring industry for immediate gains in affordability of consumer products. We have replaced manufacturing with financialization. […]
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., announced that his agency would “know what has caused the autism epidemic” by September of this year. Urgency certainly seems appropriate considering the high and […]
Volume 81, no. 5 May 2025 Public policy decisions with profound consequences are being made based on statistical models: setting the “permissible” atmospheric concentration of CO2, predicting deaths from COVID, estimating “lives saved” by vaccines, […]
Monday, April 21, 2025 the Supreme Court of the United States will hear oral arguments in a landmark case challenging ObamaCare led by physician Steven Hotze, M.D. Earlier this year AAPS filed an amicus brief […]
How much of your budget is required to buy health insurance coverage? If you receive subsidized coverage, somebody else is paying. But if you are a small business, or individual, you are. With the passage […]
Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., made an unqualified announcement: “We encourage people to get the measles vaccine.” He also said that government “should not be mandating those,” but did not mention any concerns about safety. […]
Are you worried that the U.S. will lose its preeminence in science if DOGE manages to achieve massive cuts in spending? Universities are loudly lamenting the termination of grants and the slashing of the “overhead” […]
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Since 1943, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, AAPS, has been dedicated to the highest ethical standards of the Oath of Hippocrates and to preserving the sanctity of the patient-physician relationship and the practice of private medicine. Learn more