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Lawsuit challenges medical specialty boards for revoking certification of physicians who speak out on COVID

AAPS lawsuit challenges the federal requirement for small businesses and other entities to file personal data to FinCEN or face 2 years in prison.

Four years into the COVID saga, Americans remain in a dystopian Alice in Wonderland world. Trust in institutions is shattered. Values are insecure.

The politicized response to Covid included a war on the use of ivermectin. Studies have conflicting results. The issue is at a stalemate.

Artificial intelligence systems (AI) are programmed to lie on controversial topics, but can be made to admit it, as many conversations show.

Bad-faith (sham) peer review can destroy a physician's entire career, but there are ways to possibly undo the damage.

DEI ideology threatens the quality of medical care and patient access to optimal individualized care.

The appeal of Rutgers student Covid vaccine mandate case could overturn Jacobson v. Massachusetts, the precedent for U.S. vaccine mandates.

The higher proportion of black men testing HIV positive is likely due to genetic differences related to immune-system responsiveness, not behavior

Medical standards are threatened by the culture shocks shown in the COVID tyranny and the response to George Floyd's death. Meritocracy must be restored.