Category Archives: Death by Medicine

Does one need say more? More deaths take place in the united States today due to medical malpractice and and mishandling of patients in hospitals than are killed by guns each year. “OOPS – did I misplace that scalpel?”

Johnson ~ Shedders, Silent Spreaders: Stop Blaming the Unvaccinated

Bill Gates der Doibel

We’re fed up with the lies. For years the mainstream media has peddled a tired narrative, pinning every childhood disease outbreak on the unvaccinated which often includes the homeschooler.

Heavily influenced by Big Pharma interests, they deliberately undermine parents who have made informed decisions regarding their children’s health. Instead of recognizing these parents as intelligent individuals who have thoroughly researched and considered what is best for their families, the media chooses to dismiss and marginalize them. By labeling these concerned parents as “anti-vaxxers” – a term designed to be derogatory and shaming – the media aims to push them to the fringes of public discourse.

How dare these parents question the safety of vaccines, their holy grail of modern medicine. Ignoring the inconvenient truths, Big Pharma and MSM (mainstream media) paints those who choose not to vaccinate as ignorant and reckless threats to public health. This tactic not only stifles meaningful conversation but also discourages open inquiry and critical thinking about important health decisions. Continue reading

Statins Taken by 40 Million Americans Recalled After It’s Discovered They Aren’t Releasing Medication Effectively

More than 140,000 bottles of America’s most prescribed drug are being recalled over fears the medication may not work properly.

The recall affects bottles of 10mg, 20mg, 40mg and 80mg tablets that were sold nationwide in 90-, 500- and 1,000-count bottles available by prescription

Ascend Laboratories, based in New Jersey, has pulled its statin atorvastatin calcium, a generic version of Lipitor, from shelves because its tablets may not dissolve correctly.

The alert affects bottles of 10mg, 20mg, 40mg and 80mg tablets that were sold nationwide in 90-, 500- and 1,000-count bottles available by prescription.

In the recall notice, the FDA said the drugs ‘failed dissolution specifications‘, meaning they did not release their active ingredient at the expected rate during testing. Continue reading

FDA Issues Urgent Recall of MORE Blood Pressure Medication Over Contamination With Cancer-Linked Toxin

More than half a million bottles of blood pressure medication have been urgently recalled over potentially cancer-causing chemicals.

New Jersey-based Teva Pharmaceuticals US and distributor Amerisource Health Services voluntarily recalled more than 580,000 bottles of various strengths of prazosin hydrochloride, mainly sold under the brand names Minipress and Prazin, a blood pressure drug taken by 500,000 Americans. Continue reading

Texas Sues Tylenol over Alleged Link to Autism

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the makers of Tylenol, accusing the companies of “deceptively marketing” the drug to pregnant women despite being aware of the risks to the neurological development of unborn children.

Paxton is suing both Johnson & Johnson and Kenvue, two companies that make the over-the-counter drug, after the Trump administration recommended last month that pregnant woman avoid the drug due to alleged links to autism. Continue reading

Dickens: The Business of Medicine

Medicine and Private Equity Firms (PEFs)

…or – Making Pain Pay!

Hippocrates, for whom the Hippocratic Oath is affectionately named, covers the breadth and depth of his knowledge and teachings from his life as a healer. Scholars believe it to be a compilation of his writings and teachings, estimating that it was written in the 4th or 5th century BC. The most memorable phrase attributed to Hippocrates, “First do no harm”, as an admonition to the physicians who would follow him, is a paraphrase of ‘either help or do not harm the patient,’ and probably ‘I will abstain from all intentional wrongdoing and harm.’

It offers a comprehensive list of cautions for covering topics such as Abortion, Religious Themes, and Euthanasia. Hippocrates’ central premise is to ‘Treat the patient, not the disease’, which is a real departure from where we find ourselves today in Merka and the Business of Medicine – or as I like to think of it, “Making Pain Pay”!

The ghastly adjunct to this is Big Pharma –  the Drug Companies!

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Nearly 20K Cancer Patients at NYC’s Memorial Sloan Kettering at Risk of Losing Critical Care Over Insurance Spat

Nearly 20,000 patients at Memorial Sloan Kettering could lose access to critical care because of a contract battle between the renowned cancer hospital and health insurance behemoth UnitedHealthcare.

The two sides have until the end of June to hash out a new deal over reimbursement rates — but are trading blame while patients, many in need of lifesaving care, anxiously wait to see if they will keep in-network treatment.

Patient Lee Kassler, of Plainview, Long Island, said he was in “disbelief” and “shocked” when he found out that he could lose care on July 1 if the Manhattan hospital and health insurance company don’t reach an agreement by June 30.

“Full of anxiety, full of stress, saddened, angry, worried, just a whole host of emotions that I was faced with when I was diagnosed with cancer,” Kassler, who has had a rare, incurable gastric cancer since 2022, told The Post Friday. Continue reading

Trump’s FDA Drops Covid Vaccine Bombshell as Pfizer and Moderna Admit Heart Damage Risk

The FDA is forcing Pfizer and Moderna to use expanded warning labels about the risks of heart damage tied to Covid vaccines.

The shots previously included warning labels about the rare risks of myocarditis, inflammation of the heart muscle, and pericarditis, inflammation of the sac-like lining surrounding the heart.

The new labels will expand that warning to certain age groups — specifically males aged 16 to 25 who appear to be at the highest risk of the rare complication. Continue reading

A Devastating New Exposé of Johnson & Johnson Indicts an Entire System

An investigative history of the scandal-plagued company shines a light on a health care industry riddled with corruption and criminality.

Illustration by Deena So’oteh

If health care industry corruption and criminality were a city skyline, it would be booming, with tower cranes and half-built skyscrapers in every direction. Among the downtown giants at the center would stand Johnson & Johnson, an iconic U.S. company whose villainy receives a just and overdue accounting in Gardiner Harris’s No More Tears: The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson.

The book is an investigative demolition job in the best tradition of muckraking exposés and should find a sizable and receptive audience at a moment when public sentiment toward our corporate health care system ranges between Ralph Nader and Luigi Mangione. Harris, a former reporter for The New York Times, spent years digging into the company’s past and conducted hundreds of interviews, but the most damning evidence in the book comes from internal documents that have surfaced during decades of lawsuits against the company’s long record of public endangerment. Continue reading

Mr. “X”: FACTS of Chemotherapy

I will never forget the first time I saw those words. I was entering a cancer ward for children. Written on a large easel at the entrance to this ward was the following inscription…

I Am Not Afraid Of Tomorrow,
For I Have Seen Yesterday,
And I Love Today.

I walked past crib after crib. The cribs were like cages. Babes were in these cribs; pitiful small children – starry eyed, listless – some whimpering. They didn’t even notice anyone walking past them. Needless to say, my heart softened – went out to them – and I cried. Continue reading

Why Aren’t Hospitals Incentivized to Save Lives?

What makes hospitals so deadly and how can we fix it?

Throughout COVID-19, abysmal hospital care and the suppression of effective off-patent therapies killed approximately a million Americans. Much of this originated from Obamacare pressuring hospitals to aggressively treat patients so they could quickly leave the hospital and reduce healthcare costs.

More frail patients respond poorly to aggressive protocols, resulting in them frequently being pushed into palliative care or hospice. Sadly doctors are no longer trained to gradually bring their patients back to health, and hence view many of those deaths as inevitable.

In this article, we will review some of the forgotten medical therapies that dramatically improve hospital outcomes and highlight some of the key strategies patients and lawmakers can use to reduce hospital deaths. Continue reading

Common Drug Taken Daily by 19 Million Americans Increases the Risk of Internal Bleeding

… and 3 Million Are Taking It Against Medical Advice

  Aspirin should not be taken by those over 60 years old to prevent a first heart attack or stroke, doctors say

A quarter of older adults are still taking a drug that could cause them to suffer from internal bleeding, a study has found.

Aspirin was once recommended for people over 60 in the US as a way to prevent a heart attack or stroke.

But in 2018, medical organizations began to dial back the advice, saying that for those who hadn’t suffered from the conditions before, any benefits were outweighed by the risks — which include bleeding in the intestines or the brain. Continue reading

Store-Brand Cold Medicines Found to Contain Cancer-Causing Chemical

The contaminated offerings are on shelves at Walmart, CVS, Target, and Walgreens

When cold and flu season comes around, it’s not uncommon to flock to the nearest pharmacy for something to relieve the symptoms. However, an analysis and report issued by Bloomberg News may have many consumers rethinking which package of cold medicine they’re reaching for.

Researchers retained by the news outlet found that store-brand versions of Mucinex found at Walgreens, CVS, Walmart, and Target contain a cancer-causing chemicalBENZENE. Continue reading