COVID Censorship Began, but Didn’t End, With Lab-Leak Theory
Nothing has damaged to the public’s trust in the public health bureaucracy more than the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Gain of Function, Loss of … Everything Else
It did not have to be this way. The COVID-19 pandemic cost American citizens their lives, their livelihoods, education, mental health, reputations and, ultimately, civil and religious freedoms.
The Unseen Impact of Health Bureaucracy on Medicare Advantage
The first Presidential Debate of 2024 illuminated various pressing public health issues, with a particular spotlight on Medicare and its enduring relevance to millions of Americans.
The Citizen’s Guide to Public Health Reform in the First Presidential Debate
Last night’s first Presidential Debate of the 2024 general election has triggered substantial commentary and analysis; much of it focused on aspects outside of the issues discussed.
The WHO Pandemic Treaty: Deja Vu All Over Again
One would be hard-pressed to find many Americans today who look back at the pandemic with fondness or admiration for the way in which our government – including our public health officials – responded to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Transparency in Medicare: A Necessity for Public Health Reform
The first Presidential Debate of 2024 has reignited discussions on the future of Medicare, particularly focusing on the contentious issue of Medicare Advantage (MA). President Biden’s remark that “we beat Medicare” has puzzled many, shedding light on the administration’s stance towards this crucial program.