When Will Politicians Pay Attention To The People Quarantine Kills?
Our leaders are making decisions based on training, experience, intelligence, and wisdom, and they have our best interests in mind. But this does not mean they are always correct.
What I Learned From Nursing My Husband Through COVID-19
If you or your loved one has just had a diagnosis of COVID-19, your chances of surviving the illness will depend on your ability to gather your resources, make a plan, and adapt.
Covid-19 Reveals A Nation In Cognitive Dissonance About The Value Of Life
Will we allow these heartbreaking times to ignite a moral awakening to the inherent value of all human life—whether unborn, physically challenged, or at the end of life?
Why Banning NICU Babies From Their Parents Threatens Their Lives
Blanket policies separating premature babies from their parents come at their own health costs, and should be used as a last resort.
Federal Obsession With Fake Epidemic Distracted Nation From Pandemic Preparedness
While the FDA and the CDC concentrated federal resources on hyping a fabricated epidemic of vaping, the nation sat vulnerable to pandemic.
Coronavirus Has Caused A Boom In Telehealth, But Will It Last?
Telehealth has lagged behind other tech advances over the past decade, but COVID-19 restrictions are leaving health care providers without any other options.
Amazon Is Not Taking Good Care Of The Workers Making Your Life Possible Right Now
Amazon’s reputation as a company that puts profits over people is becoming disturbingly clear in the corporation’s response to the coronavirus outbreak.
5 Ways To Boost Your Mental Health Amid Big Life Disruptions
To keep your spirits up, relatively simple things make a huge difference. The survival habits you engrain now can fuel an even stronger comeback as this virus subsides.
Coronavirus Exposes Environmentalism As Not Just Stupid, But Dangerous
Responses to the coronavirus pandemic are exposing both the folly and the danger inherent in many of the environmental movement’s favorite causes.
Why The World Health Organization Is A Danger To Public Health
The major problem here is not so much the WHO as it is the masses of local health officials who take their guidance from the soothing ‘evidence-based’ proclamations of the organization.
12 Ways To Save Millions Of Vulnerable American Lives By Banning More Things
Just think of that: We can save nearly 2 million lives every year with these personal and collective sacrifices. In addition, we can prevent an estimated 100 million sicknesses and injuries!
More Than Half Say The Pandemic Is Moderately Or Severely Affecting Their Mental Health
Eight to ten days after they were quarantined due to the spread of COVID-19, more than half of participants in a fresh study reported the psychological effects as ‘moderate or severe.’
Doctors Express Hope, Questions About Using Malaria Drugs To Combat Coronavirus
In the near-term, readily available drugs azithromycin and plaquenil appear to present a limited solution to severe coronavirus cases under careful medical supervision.
3 Steps For Building Resilience In A Crisis
For many, it’s emotionally difficult to find their bearings in the middle of the storm, and there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight. But there is always hope.
Wuhan Virus Underscores America’s Need To Defeat Communist China In 5G
Imagine what kind of leverage communist China would have over us if Huawei controlled the flow of information on which our increasingly digitized economy and society depends.
Infectious Disease Experts: To Beat Coronavirus, Consider Voluntary Infection Of Healthy People
‘It might even be curiously safer for some to join the study than to await probable infection and then try to rely on the general health-care system,’ said Nir Eyal, director of the Center for Population-Level Bioethics at Rutgers University.
It’s Time For Us All To Get A Little More Humility And Wonder About Coronavirus
The arrogant attitude that we or they own the answer and that anyone suggesting alternative responses to the coronavirus must be acting from stupidity, malice, or greed must stop.
The Wall Street Journal Should Publish Better Data About Asymptomatic Coronavirus Cases
It is true that there are asymptomatic cases not being counted, and we need better testing and studies to refine our data. But this Wall Street Journal article is speculative.
TSA Reports All Time Low Number Of Passengers Screened In A Single Day
The TSA confirmed Wednesday that on Tuesday, the agency saw a record low in the number of passenger screenings in airports nationwide.
Why It’s Good For Everyone Coronavirus Is Bringing Back Plastic Bags
Those kitschy fabric totes that have become so popular for carrying groceries and other goods are suddenly disease vectors, spreading germs just when we need that the least.
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