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Those who conduct sham peer reviews of physicians at Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) are often emboldened by the false belief that they have absolute immunity under the Federal Tort Claims Act FTCA for all […]
Historically, the apocalyptic chaos that accompanied plagues provided evildoers with opportunities for exploitation, but unlike with COVID-19, the impact of those abuses did not exceed the damage caused by the disease itself, writes Jane Orient, […]
The regulatory framework has broken down for Pfizer/BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccines, write Philip Oldfield and coauthors in the winter issue of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons. The COVID-19 products, designated as modRNA vaccines because […]
Update 12/8/2024: AAPS has filed a new brief in with the court in response to the nationwide injunction of FinCEN reporting and the government’s appeal. The AAPS brief reads in part: Defendant FinCEN evidently expects […]
I hope that you and your family are enjoying good health. Unfortunately, more young people are getting a shocking diagnosis of cancer, which had been largely a disease of aging, even though cancer rates may […]
Volume 80, no. 11 November 2024 Reactions to the 2024 election results show the deep polarization of our country. A “Dissident MD” called it “Liberation Day.” He writes that the election “reveals that a majority—growing […]
The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons Educational Foundation (“AAPS”) filed its reply in support of adding allegations against the censorship activities of the Biden Administration related to its alleged violations of the Federal Advisory […]
If you know someone who is contemplating—or recommending—the use of puberty blockers, you should ask this question. The graph below shows test results in one individual. Puberty involves much more than the development of […]
I hope your insurance premium is not costing more than your mortgage. Medical costs seem so outrageous that no one can afford them without insurance—but what if the reason they are unaffordable is because of […]
In the Oath of Hippocrates, physicians promise to work for the good of their patients, according to the best of their ability and judgment, and to do no harm. We support a return to this ethic […]
