Archive for the ‘Medicine’ Category

Marty Makary Has Resigned As FDA Commissioner.

May 12 | Posted by mrossol | Big Food, FDA, Medicine, Pharma

The agencies are captured by industry, big food and pharma. MAHA will have to get the work done outside those agencies. mrossol Source: Marty Makary Has Resigned As FDA Commissioner. TIFFANY RYDERMAY 12, 2026Midpandemic, I would come home from a run of nights in the ER, fall asleep on the couch for a few hours, and try to figure out... Read more

Did the CDC improperly block a study showing the COVID vaccines were effective?

May 7 | Posted by mrossol | CDC NIH, Math/Statistics, Medicine, Vaccine

STEVE KIRSCH MAY 7, 2026Steve Kirsch’s Newletter Executive summary CDC acting director Jay Bhattacharya delayed and then blocked a COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness paper from appearing in the agency’s flagship scientific journal, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR). The NY Times had a field day with the story (here and here). After studying the paper and reading the numerous articles written by people on both sides of the issue (such as the MD Reports analysis... Read more

Dr. Bartlett Testifies Budesonide Would Have Caused ‘90% Decrease in Hospitalizations’ from COVID

May 6 | Posted by mrossol | Coronavirus, Medicine

Source: Dr. Bartlett Testifies Budesonide Would Have Caused ‘90% Decrease in Hospitalizations’ from COVID: Texas Senate Hearing (Video) – American Faith Doctor’s claims validated by Oxford University. QUICK FACTS: Dr. Richard Bartlett, formerly appointed to then-Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s Health Disparities Task Force, explained during a Texas Senate hearing on Monday how the corticosteroid budesonidewould have prevented 90% of COVID-19 pandemic hospitalizations. “I was told there was nothing we... Read more

MTHFR and the Reductionist Reflex – Lies are Unbekoming

May 6 | Posted by mrossol | Critical Thinking, Medicine, Science

I found this piece thought provoking. We certainly put a lot of trust (faith?) in people who tell us things that we cannot explore, measure, or analyze ourselves. mrossol Source: MTHFR and the Reductionist Reflex – Lies are Unbekoming UNBEKOMINGMAY 5Author’s NoteThis essay uses establishment terminology — MTHFR, methylation cycle, dihydrofolate reductase, polymorphism — strategically. These are the names by... Read more

Bravery (and Humility) is Needed to do Proper Medical Science

May 4 | Posted by mrossol | Math/Statistics, Medicine, Transparency[non]

JOHN MANDROLA MAY 4, 2026 I am not an orthopedic surgeon. Maybe you aren’t one either. But as a sports enthusiast, I’ve had acute joint pain of one sort or another.  Maybe you’ve been told something is torn. A torn meniscus, for instance. I don’t know what a meniscus is, but it being torn does not sound good. It’s like “bone-on-bone.”... Read more

THE NUMBER THEY NEVER PUT IN THE HEADLINE

May 1 | Posted by mrossol | CDC NIH, Critical Thinking, Math/Statistics, Medicine

How to read any health study — and why the most important finding is almost never the one being reported Source: THE NUMBER THEY NEVER PUT IN THE HEADLINE JAMES LYONS-WEILER, PHDMAY 1, 2026 We’ve seen it a thousand times. When pharma decides it wants to open a new market, it makes mountains out of molehills on efficacy. When that market is... Read more

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