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TELL HHS: Kickbacks Harm Patients

Middlemen claim to negotiate discounts on drugs and medical supplies for insurance plans and hospitals. “The money saved is supposed to … benefit patients,” explains Marilyn Singleton, MD, JD.  But too often, the middlemen keep most or even all of the […]

COVID-19: What about Flu Shots?

Doctors and public health authorities are still pushing flu shots, fearing a “twindemic,” but should you pause for thought? Some quip that COVID-19 is a great killer, having wiped a out deaths from influenza, heart […]

COVID-19: Outrunning the Virus

Vaccines are coming out at warp speed, but is the virus faster? It was feared that a new strain of COVID was loose on a mink farm in Denmark, so a million mink were killed, […]

COVID-19: Vaccine Safety

Vaccines are being distributed by the millions, but can and should you get one, and where? Moderna is confident that it can produce 500 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine in 2021—enough to give two doses […]

COVID-19: Vaccination Precautions

The trucks are rolling, bringing pallets of COVID-19 vaccine to distribution centers. If you are in the 1A allocation group, you’ll be the first to get the vaccine. Should you take some precautions? A nurse […]

COVID-19: Notes from FDA Vaccine Approval Hearing

If you are in the first allocation group, you might be lining up for your COVID-19 vaccine. The Pfizer messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccine was approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) under an Emergency […]

COVID-19: Will the Vaccine Save Prisoners?

I hope a loved one is not incarcerated, but all of us need to be concerned about prison health, for humanitarian reasons and also because prisons are breeding grounds for contagious diseases. The Pfizer vaccine […]