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The Cost Conundrum: What a Texas town can teach us about health care
Atul Gawande is a marvelous writer, as well as a surgeon. In an article in today’s New Yorker, Gawande proves himself to be in the first rank of health care pundits, as well. His extraordinary article is a joy to read, but also extremely important. For example, it identifies and explores the reasons a negative…
Abusing Volunteers–Editorial in Israeli Ha’aretz Newspaper
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I was at a meeting in Europe and have not had time to post for a week
Sorry about that! I am fine. There is a ton to catch up on. I was afraid this would happen: the compounding pharmacy in Maine I was using has been unable to obtain more ivermectin. A compounding pharmacy in NYC still has some. I am investigating the reason for the bottleneck, but so far no…
Senator Ron Johnson asked the FDA to explain the differences between the licensed and the EUA Covid vaccines last week
Children’s Health Defense and Global Research discuss the letter here. A copy of the letter Senator Johnson sent is here: https://childrenshealthdefense.org/wp-content/uploads/2021-08-26-Letter-to-FDA-re-Comirnaty.pdf
Ebola Opinion / Nass
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