The Chairman of Tokyo’s Medical Association made a public statement to announce his support for ivermectin use for all Covid patients. But you probably didn’t read that in any mainstream media outlet, did you. At …
As was expected, the FDA granted full approval for the Pfizer vaccine on Monday. Here’s a gushy article that talks of hundreds of thousands of pages of data being submitted – perhaps they were, but …
Here’s an interesting article, and about one third of the way down, it shows a slide from an FDA presentation about what is required to obtain an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for a new drug …
This has been an interesting week, with some of the myth of the mRNA vaccines being exposed for all to see. The key revelation was early in the week, with a new study from Japan …
It has been a relatively quiet time, Covid-wise, since the last diary entry on Thursday. So not a lot to share today. And unusually, let’s start with some good news. New research shows that one …
369 Supporters (unchanged from last week) Target : 400 Please Join Here Good morning And welcome to a Black Friday, happily the only one of the year. A happy birthday, to the internet, …
Since the last diary entry, the US has moved up to second place in the ranking of major countries and their Covid infection rates. It is also tenth on the list of death rates, and …
May I start off with a request/reminder. There’s a reader survey in Friday’s regular newsletter, asking for your opinion on when things will return back to normal in the US. If you’ve not already responded …
Tuesday saw the world total of reported Covid cases pass through 200 million. Here in the US we’re just over 36 million cases, and rising now at a new rate of 100k or greater every …
We are now something like 18 months into this pandemic. You would think that by this point, and after all the resources, people, and trillions of dollars spent, we would have at least some semblance …
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