Source: FDA: EUAS, COIs and more – by Robert W Malone MD, MS The Substack today is a compilation of news stories regarding the Food and Drug Administration. On Friday, the FDA published a news release (below), and even more interesting news that we have unearthed is published following the PR text:
Fauci’s Lie of Omission Redux
March 13 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, CDC NIH, Coronavirus, Deep State, Malone, Science, Transparency[non], VaccineSource: Fauci’s Lie of Omission Redux Given the most recent news about how Communist China is threatening America for pointing our fingers at the Wuhan bioweapons lab as the source of the pandemic, I thought it would be worth rebooting this earlier post. I will not rest until Fauci is held accountable! I also wanted to take this opportunity to encourage you... Read more
The Real Covid Conspiracy: Censor Other Narratives
March 12 | Posted by mrossol | CDC NIH, Coronavirus, Science, Transparency[non], WHOPutting Jeremy Farrar in power at WHO is more evidence that power, not desire to ‘follow the science’ is driving policy / politics in much of the world. mrossol By Ian Birrell, 3/9/2023 Source: The real Covid conspiracy – UnHerd The departing director of the world’s second biggest philanthropic donor and one of the most influential funders of scientific research was doing his... Read more
More dishonest statements about boosters by the FDA’s Marks and Califf
March 5 | Posted by mrossol | Critical Thinking, Disinformation, ScienceBy Vinay Prasad, March 5, 2023 Source: More dishonest statements about boosters by the FDA’s Marks and Califf
In response to Paul Offit’s NEJM editorial Peter Marks and Robert Califf from FDA have a reply that argues— falsely— that good evidence shows boosters benefit young people. I am going to dismantle their argument, sentence by sentence.
Let...
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Heart attacks and strokes after a COVID diagnosis
March 5 | Posted by mrossol | CDC NIH, Health, Math/Statistics, ScienceSource: Heart attacks and strokes after a COVID diagnosis
Eric Topol recently tweeted out a Jama Health Forum article, but he has made several errors in its interpretation. Shall we examine them?
Here is Topol’s tweet
Eric Topol @EricTopol
Heart attacks, strokes and other major adverse outcomes doubled in people post-Covid at 1 year compared...
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Characteristics of a Successful Screening Test
February 28 | Posted by mrossol | Health, Medicine, ScienceBy Adam Cifu, MD, Feb. 28, 2023, Sensible Medicine on Substack Source: Characteristics of a Successful Screening Test A screening test is meant to find a disease in a person who has no symptoms. The intent of screening is to improve outcomes for the person, improved as compared to the outcome he would have had if you waited for him to develop... Read more
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