David Albert Jones mercatornet.com Dr David Albert Jones is the Director of the Anscombe Bioethics Centre, Research Fellow at Blackfriars Hall Oxford, Professor of Bioethics at St Mary’s University, Twickenham, and Vice-Chair of the Ministry of Defence Research Ethics Committee. At its General Assembly in October, the
This week I cared for my grandsons for a day after their young nanny phoned in sick, suspecting Covid. Two pre-schoolers ended up in my care with the third arriving home from primary school later; potential candidates for the Covid the nanny suspected she had. Most would consider the
Dr Barbara Barbosa Neves lens.monash.edu Rewind to October 2020, and both Melbourne and the wider state of Victoria are getting towards the end of two gruelling pandemic lockdowns. There would be five more (including in the regions) of varying lengths and restrictions to come. What does this mean
Co-written by Jeffrey Barnett and Eliora Information Opinion Emotions are running high in New Zealand. People’s responses range from disillusioned to utter fury. Now some in the medical fraternity are saying that their patients should not have taken the mRNA Covid 19 injection as it could be highly
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com Information Opinion Reproductive Health Since the genetic injections were rushed out and side effect reports began flooding in to the American VAERS database, the effects on pregnancy, reproduction and menstruation have stood out and yet been universally ignored and dismissed by
Michael Cook mercatornet.com Michael Cook is the editor of MercatorNet. He lives in Sydney, Australia. With only two weeks to go before the mid-term elections in the United States, President Joe Biden has come out swinging in favour of trans rights. In a sit-down interview with trans
I get notified by text whenever I am due for a mammogram. It is then up to me to confirm or change the booking time that has been made for me and to turn up. I always go as I care about my health. I am grateful that our health
Qavah This week, Chris Bishop asked in an email, “What do you think is Labour’s biggest failure in the last five years?” Trust destroyed is very hard to win back, if not impossible. Too often we were lied to by Ardern, Hipkins, Robertson, and many others. In fact, every
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com Information Opinion With NZ politicians all apparently under some sort of spell cast by the Wicked Witch of the WEF, we have to look enviously at other countries to see politicians who are responding to, and working for, the people with
There are a number of common myths and misconceptions about probiotics. While these generally benefit the manufacturer or seller of a product with “probiotic” written on the label, they often do not help a person reading the label to decide if they are looking at a credible and effective microbial
There are a number of common myths and misconceptions about probiotics. While these generally benefit the manufacturer or seller of a product with “probiotic” written on the label, they often do not help a person reading the label to decide if they are looking at a credible and effective microbial
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com Information Opinion World-leading Infectious Disease Epidemiologist, Professor John Ioannidis of Stanford University, features in Out to See, a documentary released last week. An NZDSOS volunteer wrote this brief review on the film and her own experiences relating to Professor Ioannidis.
Anon. Wellesley Student brownstone.org Anon Wellesley student remains that way because she would like to continue as a student. I was appalled, but not surprised, when on Saturday, September 24, the Dean of Students at Wellesley College, where I am a student, buried at the end of an email
A leaked letter shows the effects of this Government’s wait lists as people with bowel cancer are waiting so long that it is too late to cure them, National’s Health spokesperson Dr Shane Reti says. A letter signed by every specialist in the previous Bay of Plenty DHB
Guy Hatchard GLOBE.GLOBAL hatchardreport.com Information Opinion The UK Times runs a story “After centuries of cut, burn and poison, could a jab cure cancer?” by Tom Whipple. 11,000 miles away the same story appears in Stuff newspaper. This is one of those ‘isn’t it wonderful?’ reassuring
PARIS—A prominent French physician has won a stunning victory against charges that he denigrated official covid policies, with the French Order of Physicians holding that he was in fact obliged to speak out. In its ruling, the French governing body for doctors found that Christian Perronne, 67, acted in
