Students and employees are being increasingly pressured to “just get the shot.” But since you choose to take these investigational products at your own risk, you might want to ask some questions. Tuesday night April 27, 2021, on the Fox News Ingraham Angle, Dr. Peter McCullough gave his viewpoint that COVID-19 recovered patients do not […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in South Carolina, Certificate of Need (CON) is an antiquated and anti-competitive law that blocks the ability of physicians in South Carolina to increase patient access to affordable medical care. CON leaves patients with fewer options and sticks them with higher bills. The good news is that State Senator Wes Climer […]
Jane Lindell Hughes, MD reviews Slanted by Sharyl Attkisson In the introduction to this book, Sharyl Attkisson aptly quotes several passages from George Orwell’s 1984. Readers will recall from that book that Winston Smith is a government records editor at the Ministry of Truth, which agency is really all about lies which must be protected […]
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 given for efficacy, but these are based on small numbers of people getting infected, so the variance may be wide. […]
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 her 13-minute presentation on COVID-19 vaccines. Dr. Gandhi is a professor of medicine at the University of California at San […]
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 inhaling whatever tiny particles are coming from the mask itself. Some worry that mask components may be the new asbestos, […]
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, introduced by Senator Dawn Buckingham, MD, would make the important change of requiring the Texas Medical Board to recognize a […]
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. Some patients experienced the extremely rare event of clots in the veins that drain blood from the brain (venous sinus […]
Bureaucrats in DC and “big tech” are scheming to develop “vaccine passports.” Thankfully Governor DeSantis is among the leaders pushing back and standing up to protect the rights of American patients. “It’s completely unacceptable for either the government or the private sector to impose upon you the requirement that you show proof of vaccine to just simply […]
How much confidence do you have in a new product that has been tested for only a few months? People are clamoring to get the new COVID products, including those who might have been in the placebo group in the Pfizer and Moderna trials. Now, they can get their shots because trials that were supposed […]