C J Baker C J Baker MD is an internal medicine physician with a quarter century in clinical practice. He has held numerous academic medical appointments, and his work has appeared in many journals, including the Journal of the American Medical Association and the New England Journal of Medicine. Bird
Here is my submission to the select committee on the Gene Technology Bill. You have until late Monday night if you want to make a submission here. Five years ago, in 2020, New Zealand (and the rest of the world) was thrown into turmoil by panic over a supposed pandemic.
This is a line we must not cross. Never. For it is an ultimate betrayal of the people, of nature, and of our land. It is a wanton destruction of the perfect synchronisation of nature and the miracle it is.
Fiona McCarthy defended the agency’s restructuring as a necessary reset to improve frontline services.
Coupled with chronic underfunding, workforce shortages and systemic inefficiences, these critical issues indicate that ‘Rome is burning’ yet our leadership appears indifferent to the crisis
New Zealand First has been encouraged to speak out on fluoridation now because of the petition and because of the New Zealand speaking tour of the American anti-fluoridation campaigner Michael Connett.
Reality is coming. As sure as night follows day, it’s coming. Reality cannot be denied. Reality cannot be tricked. Reality is unforgiving. Don’t be the last person left defending this deranged ideology.
The party argues that public health measures like fluoridation should be determined through open debate and local input, rather than imposed by government officials in Wellington.
These events are happening right now on our watch, aided by bad government policy and a political system that has lost touch with truth, reason, and reality – and cares little for the welfare of those constituents directly affected by this folly.
… but not the one our government is busy promoting. Ignoring the evidence amounts to a wilful act of misplaced faith which ignores the public good and will ultimately destabilise our nation.
Without food, food production, and farming, there is famine. It’s that simple.
The Nurses Organisation is calling for an urgent increase in the number of Māori nurses and says the health system needs to do a better job at accepting tikanga.
President Javier Milei has accused the global health agency of mismanaging the Covid-19 pandemic.
