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 censoring of doctors – even the ‘expert’ public health ones.
More than 115 briefs supporting the Dan Andrews government’s public health orders should now be released, reportedly averaging 40 to 60 pages each.
We don’t need an Assisted Dying Bill when our health care system can already kill us indiscriminately in care homes.
The MCNZ is broken and cannot be fixed. The same could be said for the New Zealand health system.
We have a God-given duty to protect children. Not just your own kids but all kids. They need a childhood. They need to grow and mature. They need to be safe and protected.
No wonder 31 per cent of women in New Zealand are struggling with their mental health.
Public health commentators are all upset at being told to get back in their box by new Health Minister Simeon Brown.
These days when it comes to food labelling, the word ‘natural’ has lost all meaning.
All of this is supposed to be in the interests of women’s health but, like everyone else’s, women’s health is deteriorating, particularly mental health.
Under current ACC law, volunteer firefighters are excluded from coverage because their duties aren’t classified as ‘employment’, given they don’t receive taxable wages.
This goes beyond just financial mismanagement. If we had something like DOGE this racket could have been picked up much earlier and saved us all a billion dollars.
No government has the right to take away our food choices. There is a growing body of science on our side and a lot of time-honoured wisdom to remind us that in the final analysis truth alone triumphs.
Pfizer has been named one of the “World’s Most Ethical Companies” by the Ethisphere Institute for the fourth year in a row, sparking criticism due to the company’s history of corporate fraud and legal violations.
