On June 23, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) had an emergency meeting because of reports of myocarditis (heart inflammation) after COVID-19 shots. There were about 600 cases reported at that time; the number […]
If your faith forbids sterilization, or your respect for human rights forbids involuntary sterilization, then you need to consider the risk of infertility from COVID jabs. We do NOT know that the COVID jab will […]
As reports of jab-related complications rise, many respond that the disease is worse. It too might cause myocarditis, miscarriages, infertility, blood clots, and death. So, get the jab now to keep from getting COVID later. […]
With improvements in technology, telemedicine has become increasingly popular, and increased 154% in March 2020 compared with 2019 because of the pandemic. Yet despite its advantages, virtual care cannot reach the highest level of medical […]
Dear AAPS Members and Friends, We are conducting a short poll regarding COVID-19 shots. Please take a few moments to anonymously share feedback about your decision to receive or decline a shot. The brief questionnaire is […]
After the post-vaccination death of a 56-year-old Florida physician from a brain hemorrhage, and reports of clotting problems worldwide after the Astra-Zeneca jab, Lee Merritt, M.D., undertook a review of reports in the Vaccine Adverse […]
AAPS thanks Gov. Doug Ducey for signing SB 1416, sponsored by Sen. Nancy Barto, into law to help protect patient access to treatment during a pandemic. AAPS too often hears concerns from physicians in Arizona, […]
The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons thanks Arizona Governor Doug Ducey for signing SB 1271 into law on May 10, 2021. AAPS also extends it gratitude to the bill’s author, Senator Nancy Barto. SB […]
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 […]
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. […]
