Health
Slammed for Failing to Defend Women
Critics say Hipkins’ stance reflects a broader disconnect with everyday New Zealanders who are tired of bureaucratic language that erases biological reality.
Legalised Abortion in NZ (Part Four)
Please, do not ignore the plight of the unborn. Be angry, be sad and resolve to do what you can to help mothers and to save babies.
OT Apologises for Failing in Its Duty of Care
Despite the apology, the teenager’s mother told chrislynchmedia.com it rang hollow.
Making Big Tobacco Look like Angels
Social media companies like Meta are little short of evil.
Judge’s Blast for ‘Gender Care’ Model
From doctors to parents, nobody is spared the legal lash.
Senators’ Silence on the FDA’s Failures
Makary was not responsible for the FDA’s past transgressions, but he inherits an agency in crisis. To his credit, he was one of the few who publicly challenged flawed Covid policies during the pandemic. Many hope he will now use his surgical precision to excise the rot within the FDA.
It Took Kids Smoking Meth in Broad Daylight to Get Action
Ngāpuhi steps up in meth crisis talks with government.
Follow the Science
In reality, Dr Marks catered to industry and hurt patients. We should not approve ineffective and dangerous therapies simply to put something out on the market. Dr Marks repeatedly disregarded long-held FDA policy that is in place to protect patients. That is malpractice not heroism.
How Biotech Reinvented Itself and Pretended Safety
It is apparent that government support for biotechnology has become a runaway juggernaut: an almost unstoppable mindless rush to failure.
Behind the Choice for CDC Director
The energetic Monarez may be just what the doctor (or perhaps surgeon would be a better metaphor) ordered for treating a very sick CDC. Let’s just focus on the facts and her CV for a moment. You can make your own assessment and draw your own conclusions from there.
The Soviet-Style Censorship of NZ Doctors
The censoring of doctors – even the ‘expert’ public health ones.
Government Loses Fight to Keep Advice Hidden
More than 115 briefs supporting the Dan Andrews government’s public health orders should now be released, reportedly averaging 40 to 60 pages each.