This is not paranoia; it’s a reasonable conclusion based on Yogi Berra’s sage advice: “You can observe a lot by just watching.”

COVID-19 government censorship illustration by Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times

If there was any doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic exposed widespread corruption in America’s health care establishment, a federal lawsuit should put it to rest. Filed by the attorneys general of Missouri and Louisiana, the Murthy v. Missouri suit accuses the Biden administration of censoring medical views it dislikes.

So, what did the American Medical Association (AMA) do? The doctor’s guild lined up with the censors in an amicus brief.

That’s right. It’s their way or the highway, science be damned. Continue reading →

Nearly one in five US hospital deaths are caused by misdiagnoses!

Nearly 18 percent of patients who are misdiagnosed die or suffer serious harm as a result

A study published last month in the journal JAMA examined 2019 medical records from nearly 2,500 patients in 29 different American hospitals.

All of the patients were transported to the intensive care unit (ICU), died while hospitalized, or both. Continue reading →

Nearly 17,000 people across six countries may have died because they took hydroxychloroquine (HQC) during the first wave of COVID-19 in 2020, according to a new analysis published by French researchers.

Hydroxychloroquine is an anti-malaria drug that was prescribed off-label to treat COVID-19 in the early stage of the pandemic, as researchers and physicians scrambled to find a way to combat the disease. It was also proposed as a preventative measure. Continue reading →

“We have lost so much. Just like everybody else,” said one member doing a group zoom meeting.

Every Tuesday night, dozens of people from across the state come together in a Zoom meeting. “The doctor said you are going to die. There is nothing we can do for you,” said another member.

They gather to tell their stories, and the stories of loved ones, lost, to Covid-19.

“He had to watch his dad die while he was in the hospital,” said a member. “We saw the fear that so many people were living under.” Continue reading →

Doctors warn about asthma inhaler switch coming in January

Starting January 1, a drug that thousands of patients depend on to help them breathe will disappear from pharmacy shelves, and doctors are concerned patients may have delays switching to alternatives and getting them covered by insurance.

Manufacturer GSK has said it’s discontinuing the branded asthma inhaler Flovent, and instead is making an “authorized generic” version, which is identical but without the same branding.

Physicians who treat patients with asthma say the authorized generic will work just as well as the branded drug, but it doesn’t appear to be covered as widely by insurers. That may mean patients will have to obtain new prescriptions and sort out coverage hurdles at the height of respiratory virus season. Continue reading →

Hippocrates by Pieter Philippe (1635-1702). Rijks Museum.

A medical ethicist says a lobbying group of physicians and medical students is working to change the medical community’s policy on doctor-assisted suicide.

The American Medical Association’s (AMA) original position on the topic was established in 1993, before the enactment of any laws in the U.S. allowing the practice. So at its meeting in National Harbor, Maryland starting Friday, the AMA is being asked to adopt two related resolutions and recognize medical aid in dying as a clinical practice.

“Right now, the American Medical Association’s Code of Ethics states that assisted suicide is incompatible with the physician’s role as a healer and would be difficult or impossible to control and would impose serious societal risks,” Dr. Jeffrey Barrows of the Christian Medical & Dental Associations details. Continue reading →

Jamie Scott and his wife Kate – Andrew Fox for The Telegraph

Kate Scott was called by the hospital three times to say goodbye to her husband. Three times she dashed to his bedside expecting him to die at any moment. Three times she thought she would be widowed, leaving her to bring up their two young children, the youngest just a baby at the time, on her own and without the “love of her life”.

But her husband Jamie was nothing if not a fighter. He pulled through and survived the “catastrophic” bleed on his brain. He is not, however, the same man. He can no longer hold down the job he had; can no longer follow complex conversations; his sight is impaired and the simplest things – such as reading a book – are no longer quite so simple. Continue reading →

In 2021, the year of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) “vaccine” – Operation Warp Speed was launched by the Trump regime in late-2020 – out-of-hospital cardiac arrests spiked dramatically, a new study has found.

Data from Seattle and King County in Washington between the years of 2018 and 2021 shows a clear jump in out-of-hospital cardiac arrests immediately after COVID jabs were launched, suggesting a causative correlation between their rollout and the mass destruction of people’s hearts.

The dataset included 13,081 patients, 7,102 of whom were found to already be dead by the time emergency responders arrived on the scene. Another 4,952 patients were treated by emergency personnel but died either ahead of arriving at the hospital or after arriving at the hospital. Continue reading →