Category: Science and Medicine

Great Barrington Declaration authors Jay Bhattacharya, Martin Kulldorff, and Sunetra Gupta in front of AIER headquarters in Great Barrington, MA.

Paul Thacker relitigates criticisms of Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and the Great Barrington Declaration

"Journalist" Paul Thacker defends Dr. Jay Bhattacharya and the Great Barrington Declaration by rehashing the same old deceptive rhetoric that was easily debunked when it was first employed.

/ March 6, 2025
A green highway sign with the word "Hell" is covered in frost and icicles, suggesting a humorous contrast to the typical connotations of "Hell" being hot.

RFK Jr.: Vaccines Not Only Protect Individual Children From Measles, But Also Contribute To Community Immunity

"RFK Jr. switching sides on vaccines now is like an arsonist urging people to put out the fire he started."

/ March 4, 2025
Measles rash

Measles is back, and so are all the old antivax tropes about it

Measles is back, and so are all the old antivax tropes about the disease and the vaccine. Unfortunately, there's an antivaxxer in charge.

/ March 3, 2025
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Welcome to the Resistance UCSF Doctors

The many doctors who are just now realizing that misinformation wasn't "COVID hysteria nonsense" have a lot of catching up to do to understand how the forces they've legitimized the led to this moment.

/ February 28, 2025
A horse stands in harness, attached to a small, vintage wooden cart with a large wheel and a barrel-like container. The image is in black and white, giving it an old-fashioned appearance.

Dr. Vinay Prasad Embraces Policy-Based Evidence Making

Policy-based evidence making means working back from a predefined policy to produce underpinning evidence.

/ February 22, 2025
Illustration of a magnifying glass over a stack of research papers, highlighting pie charts. A red "FAKE" stamp is prominently placed on the right, suggesting falsification or scrutiny of the documents.

Misinformation Doctors Start a Misinformation Journal to Spread Misinformation

There is no doubt the "studies" in this journal will conclude We Want Them Infected doctors were right about everything the whole time; mitigation measure were an epic catastrophe while COVID was a harmless cold for everyone but grandma.

/ February 21, 2025
X before. X after. WHere X = vaccination or science or public health or what you choose

It’s the end of the world as I know it. And I feel fine.

Pondering the future of a few infections. As to the image, consider it a metaphor of before and after where Jesus is a stand in for science or public health or whatever you want him to be. Except a promoter of peace and helping the poor. Not in 2025 anyway. See https://www.bu.edu/sequitur/2016/04/29/handler-ecce/ for more.

/ February 18, 2025
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“Don’t Worry About the NIH” From the Same Doctors Who Brought You “Don’t Worry About COVID.”

Although many doctors who spread COVID misinformation act as if its in poor taste to bring it up today, we don't need their permission to remember.

/ February 15, 2025
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Open Letter II: President Levin, There Are Now 160 Million Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Have Censored We Want Them Infected Doctors

$160 million is a lot of money, especially when you consider its not just money. It's lost dreams, careers, and discoveries.

/ February 14, 2025
Four cartons of NOOMA Organic Electrolyte Drink are displayed: Mango (orange), Watermelon Lime (red), and two Blueberry Peach (blue). Each has "No Added Sugar" and USDA Organic labels, containing 30 calories per carton.

Do you need to drink electrolytes?

Electrolyte drinks are very popular - but are they necessary?

/ February 13, 2025