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The current medical narrative for promoting COVID-19 vaccination is to prevent severe illness and death, replacing the earlier claim that it prevents infections. Yaakov Ophir, Ph.D., and colleagues examine the evidence behind this modified narrative […]
Drug trafficking and human trafficking are on the rise, constituting a severe threat to our children, according to an article by Sheila Page, D.O., in the spring issue of Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons. […]
Physicians who suffer irreparable harm to professional reputation and career as a result of unfair, bad-faith peer review have little recourse, writes Lawrence Huntoon, M.D., Ph.D., in the winter issue of the of the Journal […]
Based on his experiences in a front-row seat during the Trump Administration, virologist and disaster response expert Steven Hatfill, M.D., calls for government accountability for the COVID-19 death rate and economic destruction, writing in the […]
Jane Lindell Hughes, MD reviews Slanted by Sharyl Attkisson In the introduction to this book, Sharyl Attkisson aptly quotes several passages from George Orwell’s 1984. Readers will recall from that book that Winston Smith is […]
The COVID-19 pandemic is having an unprecedented disruptive effect on medicine as well as the economy, writes Jane M. Orient, M.D., in the summer issue of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons. She compares […]
COVID-19 Actions May Violate Medical Ethics and Civil Liberties Public health law developed as a response to potential bioterrorism as with weaponized smallpox. But its grant of arbitrary power to government officials creates many conflicts […]
Patients who receive a “surprise medical bill” are surprised because they thought they had insurance, and that the insurer was supposed to pay. As Tamzin Rosenwasser, M.D., explains in the fall issue of the Journal […]
For patients who do not want all their medical data on the internet in these days of frequent cybercrime, Philip Eskew, D.O., J.D., M.B.A. offers some suggestions in the summer issue of the Journal of […]
About 27 percent of Americans die of heart disease, and the first sign may be sudden death. A revolutionary study in the fall issue of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons shows that about 90 percent of […]
