My interview with Alison Morrow

Megan Redshaw has been doing an excellent job covering scientific issues for the Defender.  This article explores the issue of vaccinating people who have recovered from Covid, and how it might cause high rates of adverse reactions. The AIER has also recently published an article on this subject, here. Update April 14:  new Lancet commentary…

And another story about an inexplicable contracting decision regarding a biodefense product, in today’s WaPo: Last year, a Silicon Valley start-up came close to producing what government scientists considered a breakthrough technology — a device the size of a ski boot that could test for tiny microorganisms at rapid speed, helping to safeguard the nation…

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2021/oct/6/the-illegality-of-mandated-covid-19-vaccinations/ A brief history of the law of personal privacy and bodily integrity As more governors issue so-called mandates requiring municipal and state employers, as well as private employers and public accommodations, to require their employees and patrons to be vaccinated against COVID-19, they are being challenged by arguments based on personal privacy and bodily…

While it is very hard to create a study showing that a  successful drug does not work, it can be done, with the right people and funding. This appears to have happened in a paper published June 28 by a group of latin american and US authors. Ivermectin studies were cherrypicked to yield a poor…

Healthcare workers comprise a huge chunk of employees.  They are the only group for which a national COVID vaccine mandate had stood.  Many are extremely unhappy about this mandate–especially when some states or employers have announced they must also get boosters.   Facing close races in November and predictions that the Republicans will take over the…