In Part 2 of Dr. Rohlfsen’s post, he goes from threats to professional identity to an exploration of the role of medical educators. Source: From modular to moral: why longitudinal clinical experiences matter in professional identity formation (Part 2)
Know anyone thinking of getting another COVID shot? Urge them to watch this short video on vaccine injuries first!
March 20 | Posted by mrossol | CDC NIH, Censorship, FDA, Medicine, Pharma, VaccineIf you know anyone who is considering getting more jabs, please urge them to watch this short video. It was created nearly 1 year ago and has over 1M views. The end is tragic. Source: Know anyone thinking of getting another COVID shot? Urge them to watch this short video on vaccine injuries first!
How to prevent long-haul COVID symptoms (PACS)
March 18 | Posted by mrossol | CDC NIH, Coronavirus, MedicineIt’s simple: you ignore the CDC advice and treat new COVID infections with any one of the early treatment protocols that have proven to have zero or near zero long-haul COVID outcomes. Source: How to prevent long-haul COVID symptoms (PACS)
UCSF has match day outdoors & plans on contact tracing… in 2024
March 16 | Posted by mrossol | Crazy, Critical Thinking, Medicine, Prasad, StupidityWhat are medical students learning? Source: UCSF has match day outdoors & plans on contact tracing… in 2024
Negotiating the physician identity in an era of complexity and connectivity (Part 1)
March 14 | Posted by mrossol | Interesting, Medicine, Personal DevelopmentContinuing our commentary on Lisa Rosenbaum’s recent work, today we have the first of a two part piece by Dr. Cory Rohlfsen. Source: Negotiating the physician identity in an era of complexity and connectivity (Part 1)
(1) Is the Medical Establishment Sabotaging the Fight Against Chronic Infections?
March 9 | Posted by mrossol | Malone, Medicine, ScienceWhat the latest research and mounting clinical evidence indicates Source: Is the Medical Establishment Sabotaging the Fight Against Chronic Infections? March 9, 2024 By Harold Fickett and Dr. Robert Malone In 2016 a San Antonio police officer named Robert Taylor began to experience what’s politely termed “pelvic pain.” Generally, this manifests as stabbing and burning sensations overlaid by a relentless, crushing pressure.... Read more
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