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You Don’t Need to be an Idiot to be a CovIdiot

The term CovIdiot is misleading as it suggests anti-vax and anti-pandemic people are idiots. Nothing could be further from the truth and this perception prevents us reaching this demographic.

When We Incentivize Treatment Over Outcomes, People Suffer

Long Term Care Pharmacies and retail Pharmacies differ distinctively in the services and levels of care the offer to patients. Understanding their roles

Vaccines and Mandates Could Be the Undoing of the Democratic Party

This article refers to the Covid treatments as "vaccinations." It's important to note that these medical interventions are not vaccines at all. They do not prevent infection or transmission but rather life-protecting treatments designed to reduce the onset of severe symptoms, much like seasonal influenza shots.

A Physician Travels to South Asia Seeking Enduring Lessons From the Eradication of Smallpox

Smallpox was certified eradicated in 1980, but I first learned about the disease’s twisty, storied history in 1996 while interning at the World Health...