The report ultimately lands on a clear position: that governments should take responsibility for public health decisions—how risks are assessed, how trade-offs are weighed, and how responses are chosen.
Who Is Really in Charge of Public Health? Continue Reading
The White House is finalizing Trump’s plan to deal with dangerous gain-of-function virus research as laid out in a May 2025 executive order. The new policy will take a risk-based approached to determine whether a pathogen study will be funded.
Congress Forces NIH to Reverse Policy Continue Reading
Lockdowns and stringency were not related, whatsoever, to reducing excess mortality. They never mandated masks, one of his chief policy recommendations, and outperformed other countries like Germany who imposed N95-level mandates for months on end.
The Lockdown Disaster Must Not Be Forgiven Continue Reading
Seeing Sunday’s New York Times headline titled “Confidential Report Calls for Sweeping Changes to Track Covid Vaccine Harms,” a question flashed in the minds of even the defenders of legacy vaccine policy – is the NY Times about to dismiss the Covid vaccine-injured?
Correcting the New York Times ACIP Reporting on Vaccine Injury Continue Reading
The experience gave me the opportunity to reflect on what reforms I would like to see at the CDC as it faces a pivot point in the history of public health. Here are six themes that I see as most urgent.
How to Make the CDC Great Again Continue Reading
Healthcare in the United States is in a death spiral. Costs rise, chronic diseases consume 90% of healthcare spending, and millions of Americans feel trapped in a system that limits choice. Patients increasingly want insurance for a broader spectrum of care.
The Reimbursement Code Monopoly Is a Threat to Health Continue Reading
We must make form healthcare “Communities of Practice” that are composed of groups of vertically and horizontally integrated professionals. Those just entering, those in active practice, and those in retirement can utilize such a Community of Practice for the transfer of knowledge.
A.J. Cronin on Medical Ethics Continue Reading
The US alone owes $2.196 billion to the regular budget and $1.8 billion to separate peacekeeping operations, which amounts to about one-quarter of UN funding. Without it, the UN will be sorely diminished in status.
The US Should Exit the UN Continue Reading
The FDA possesses the legal authority, institutional framework, and technical expertise necessary to solve this problem. What is missing is leadership’s willingness to demand the standards that once defined American drug regulation and legacy records of a low number of recalls.
FDA Leadership’s “Blind Spots” Lead to a Surge in Medical Device and Drug Recalls Continue Reading
Arguably, the most critical question for medicine is, “How certain are we that our actions are justified?” The response to this question may determine whether medicine continues to honor its commitment to healing or shifts toward the exercise of power.
From Healing to Harm Continue Reading
The public health establishment has presented a mass of data and analysis to show that it was right all along about the Covid-19 pandemic. This finding has been accepted at face value and incorporated into policy, but rests on shaky foundations.
Interpreting Epidemic Curves: The Big Picture Continue Reading
In our own time, the SARS-CoV-2 origin lies, the coverup, the obvious desire of the over class to avoid the Covid response debacle with no accountability, all set in motion that future moment when an American girl spills out her shame.
Covid Cover-Up Excuses: When Following Policy Is Wrong Continue Reading
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