A Voice for Private Physicians Since 1943
Volume 78, no. 11 The term “iatrogenesis” (doctor-generated) was introduced into social science in 1976 by Ivan Illich in his book Medical Nemesis. Illich attacks the overmedicalization of society. This is part of the excessive professionalizing and […]
Volume 78, no. 10 October 2022 President Biden famously said: “For those brave right-wing Americans…if you want to fight against the country, you need an F-15. You need something little more than a gun” (https://tinyurl.com/58mmvn5j). […]
Volume 78, no. 9 September 2022 When Speaker Pelosi and other politicians warn about threats to “our democracy,” they mean threats to their position of power. Yes, we have elections, but for the Left, only […]
Volume 78, no. 8 The AAPS Educational Foundation has filed suit against the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM), the American Board of Obstetrics & Gynecology (ABOG), the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM), and […]
Volume 78, no. 7 July 2022 These days being called an “anti-vaxxer” is likely an indelible stain, which implies that one is anti-science and pro-disease. Anyone who voices a concern about any vaccine is likely […]
Volume 78, no. 6 June 2022 Even if the majority of our population still believes in it, Paul Ehrlich’s “population bomb” has not only fizzled but is imploding. If something does not change, we will […]
Volume 78, no. 5 May 2022 Many (most?) Americans are apparently becoming NPCs. A feature of video games, the non-player character says whatever the computer algorithm directs. The NPC meme, based on the Wojak meme, […]
Volume 78, no. 4 April 2022 We know that both soldiers and civilians are tragically dying in Ukraine. War propaganda being what it is, we don’t know the accurate casualty count, but we know the […]
Volume 78, no. 3 March 2022 President Biden proclaimed his first State of the Union message to be about setting a “unity agenda” for the nation. The nation is indeed sharply divided—between those standing for […]
Volume 78, no. 2 February 2022 The U.S. Supreme Court split the baby on the vaccine mandates cases. In both, the key issue is the power of the administrative state to force people to accept […]
