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Low-cost Interventions Could Ease the Burden of Diabetes

Type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) currently affects millions of people and is increasing globally. Management requires chronic medication use, with the expectation that this will be required life-long, creating a huge burden on medical systems. […]

Accountability Needed for COVID Debacle

The federal agencies responsible for the disastrous response to COVID-19, and key individuals, need to be held accountable, writes Steven Hatfill, M.D., in the winter issue of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. […]

AAPS News December 2023 – Burnout

Volume 79, no. 12  According to the American Medical Association, nearly 63% of physicians reported symptoms of burnout at the end of 2021,  up from the already high 38% in 2020, when the COVID pandemic […]

COVID-19: Back to Normal Yet? Figures from Europe

People are no longer inundated with daily COVID statistics, and after three years, we might hope to be back to normal. In affluent countries, age-standardized mortality had been gradually declining, along a trend shown by […]

AAPS News November 2023 – Net Zero

Our science has progressed beyond that of the academy at Lagado in Gulliver’s Travels. One project was “extracting sunbeams out of cucumbers, which were to be put in phials hermetically sealed, and let out to […]