CDC just issued new guidance for social distancing in schools.  It turns out that no data supported the 6′ rule, as I pointed out in several blog posts, such as here.   UPDATE March 21:  Scott Gottlieb, former FDA Commissioner, admits the 6′ rule was never based on science.  Watch the CNBC clip. “This six-foot distancing requirement…

This looks like an HCQ paper that was written a year ago, then sloppily updated.  While the authors are from India, they had international editors, including one from Harvard.  The penultimate paragraph says HCQ works for Covid, and the final Conclusions paragraph says it doesn’t work.  Interestingly, this journal is the same one that accepted…

Connecticut only has 3.56 million people.  All 18 young people discussed here needed to be hospitalized. How many developed myocarditis and were not sick enough to be hospitalized? This is a condition that may result in permanent cardiac damage, and sometimes death.  CDC last week said “relatively few” vaccine recipients developed this condition.  But if…

I must again ask, ‘ What is in those vaccines???’  Why do governments want immune people vaccinated?  In the UK, vaccinated people over 40 are now twice as likely to get Covid as the unvaccinated.  The vaccines work very briefly, but the harm they do is grossly in excess of the benefit.  What is this…

The people on the NBSB could only come up with a recommendation to test anthrax vaccine on children if they were ignorant about the vaccine and/or the law’s requirements for testing children under 45 CFR 46.407.  I will have much more to say about this unfolding story over the next few days.  Here is Rob…

from today’s BMJ (British Medical Journal) Tom Jefferson: The UK turns to Witty, Vallance, and Van Tam for leadership: revolving doors? http://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2017/12/06/tom-jefferson-the-uk-turns-to-witty-vallance-and-van-tam-for-leadership-revolving-doors/ December 6, 20173Revolving doors are used to facilitate entry or exit into a building. The trick with using these doors is always to get your timing right. Too fast or too slow and…