COVID-19: Do Masks Protect You—or Not?
If you watched Tucker Carlson take on the mask controversy, you might feel confused. Carlson quoted the CDC study that showed that 85 percent of people who had a positive PCR test for COVID-19 had […]
The Supreme Court and Your Healthcare
Some are making the nomination of a Supreme Court Justice a kind of referendum on the Affordable Care Act, featuring people who have costly medical conditions and fear losing their ACA plan. A key selling […]
COVID-19 and Air Pollution
When you first put your mask on, does it smell bad? (You get used to it after a while.) The human body is a chemical factory and must constantly remove toxic products—some from food or […]
COVID-19: International Experts Denounce Lockdowns
Around the world, millions of people are shut up in their homes, either out of fear or because of government mandates that have been extended with no end in sight. But now professors from Harvard, […]
COVID-19: Who Is to Blame?
Did you feel frustrated watching the vice-presidential candidates’ debate? According to Sen. Kamala Harris, more than 200,000 premature American deaths are Trump’s fault. According to Vice-President Pence, China is to blame. Biden has a Plan. […]
COVID-19: Do We Have a Coronavirus Pandemic, or a PCR Test Pandemic?
Will the huge rollout of COVID tests help end the pandemic—or assure that it will never end? We have had pseudo-epidemics before. In 2006, much of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center was shut down, and 1,000 employees […]
The Debate, Healthcare, and COVID-19
If you watched the Trump/Biden debate, you likely thought it was a slugfest, but were you able to figure out the candidates’ positions? The press might want to ask for clarification, or follow up on […]
COVID-19: Do You Want to Be First to Get the Vaccine?
Is your life “on hold” pending a COVID-19 vaccine? Do you want to be first in line, a late adopter, or a skeptic? Do we have to give it to everyone to find out what […]
Mask Facts
curated by Marilyn M. Singleton, M.D., J.D. – http://marilynsingletonmdjd.com/ Updated September 26, 2020 Introduction COVID-19 is as politically-charged as it is infectious. Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the WHO, the CDC and NIH’s Dr. Anthony […]
COVID-19 Statistics Are a Means of Manipulation
As mounting “case” numbers are defining “hot spots” and directing public policy, San Antonio ophthalmologist Kristin S. Held, M.D., president of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), calls for a careful analysis of […]
