The COVID-19 vaccine was developed and distributed with unprecedented speed, including to pregnant women. Maternal-fetal medicine specialist James A. Thorp, M.D., and colleagues analyzed reports to the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) of events […]
Volume 79, no. 3 March 2023 Divisiveness has reached such a point that some are actually contemplating a divorce between “red” states and “blue” states, and Kurt Schlichter writes novels about it. Given the power […]
Are you concerned about transgenderism? Do you feel isolated in your feelings? Some say society has “moved beyond” the binary view of sex. Clinics that offer “gender affirming care” are proliferating rapidly. The number of […]
Additional Resources from the American College of Pediatricians: https://biologicalintegrity.org/
2/13/2023 Update: AAPS filed a second amicus in Apter v. HHS, now before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. “It is axiomatic that the FDA does not lawfully practice medicine, and […]
Dear Missouri AAPS Members and Friends, Please take a quick moment to speak out and ask your legislators to oppose provisions in HB 348 that push Missouri into the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact. The Interstate Medical Licensure […]
Volume 79, no. 2 The biostate was born, it is said, at the meeting of G20 leaders in Bali, Indonesia, Nov 15-16, 2022. Its declaration (https://tinyurl.com/4z7n5ktb) called for the establishment of a global vaccine passport […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends in Arizona, Your help is once again needed to stop a harmful bill from passing through the Arizona legislature that would decrease your control over your personal health information. Last session, […]
Hospitals and other corporate entities that increasingly employ physicians, like insurance companies, too often trap physicians and their patients by coercing doctors to sign anti-competitive non-compete clauses. In short, these harmful contract terms prohibit medical professionals […]
Volume 79, no. 1 January 2023 The world is experiencing many crises simultaneously: war, financial instability, civil unrest, looming shortages of food and energy, political chaos—and of course continued fear of COVID and predicted future […]
