Health
The Culture of Death Is Looking to Expand
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CDC Recommends Off-Label Covid Vaccines for the Healthy
Many of Kennedy’s supporters endured censorship, professional repercussions and public ridicule for questioning whether healthy children should receive Covid vaccines. They expected his appointment to bring a decisive change in policy. For many, this will feel like betrayal.
Kicking Men Where It Really Hurts
Imagine the outcry if they cut breast cancer funding.
The Startling Rate of MAiD in Canada
Canada’s MAiD program was launched in 2016 for people whose death was “reasonably foreseeable”, but was expanded in 2021 to make those with chronic diseases and other physical conditions eligible, and advocates now want people suffering only from mental health issues to be included.
This Is Largely Man-Made – And Reversible
Policymakers can make progress, but families don’t have to wait for Washington to act.
MAPAS Defenders Fudge Facts on Competence
A response to an OIA request for a breakdown of applicants for Auckland Med School’s 2024’s intake showed the median Grade Point Average GPA for successful graduate students under general admission was 8.5; for MAPAS applicants it was 6.25.
Quick Hit: Make NZ Healthy
NZ First Make NZ Healthy: prevention over medicines that manage decline and sell another Pharmac cheque. Nutrition curriculum, metabolic health, written consent, GP autonomy, Medsafe/Pharmac barriers, Vit D and IV C trials are selling a different destination.
Acres of Skin
A young doctor looked at a prison full of men and saw a field to harvest. The cream in your medicine cabinet came out of a prison experiment.
Why the UK’s Rejection Matters for Us
Ensuring accessible palliative care for all must remain at the heart of the discussion, not expanding assisted-suicide legislation in the name of choice and compassion.
AI Designs New Viruses (and in Theory, Bioweapons)
This is not a race we can afford to lose.
An Agenda Drives the MAPAS
For all the talk about mirroring demographics and countering disadvantage, race-based entry programmes to our medical schools rest on a highly contested political ideology of separatism that, for obvious reasons, is rarely presented to the general public as its underlying rationale.
The Connections in Just One Month
All three of the historic events that I am about to discuss are all related to abortion, and they are all related to the state of Massachusetts.
The Therapy Pets St John Gave up Are Still Visiting
Thanks to five women and months of unpaid work.