Dr. Ben Carson: Medicine should heal all people, not cater to politics or hatred
We all hold deep-seated beliefs, and it’s great that we can express them openly in our country without worrying about government interference. This freedom is among our nation’s most significant strengths, yet it also carries weighty responsibilities. This is especially true for those in healthcare, who have a duty to care for their patients above […]
Course on decolonizing medicine at University of Maryland creates controversy
Experts have expressed concern over courses offered by the University of Maryland for the spring 2026 semester, claiming they embody “identity politics” and hinder true education. One course, titled “Decolonizing Medicine: Steps to Actionable Change,” aims to explore how historical colonial legacies influence present-day global health systems. The course description mentions examining the concept of […]
Black Friday Promotion on American-Made Miracle Medicine
Ivermectin gained significant attention during the pandemic as an effective and affordable treatment for COVID-19. Recent studies have expanded its uses, showing promise not only for skin conditions and parasitic infections but also for arthritis and even potential cancer therapies. While it seems readily available now, be cautious. Many online sources are questionable. In fact, […]
Shut Down the Chinese Drug Access, Restore Medicine Manufacturing in the U.S.
America’s Vulnerability in Pharmaceutical Dependence The reliance on foreign sources for pharmaceutical raw materials poses significant risks to both national security and public health—issues often overlooked. For years, U.S. manufacturers have turned to cheaper overseas suppliers, especially in China, without ensuring quality and control. This practice has been detrimental, affecting the very fabric of healthcare […]
How this doctor is discovering the unexpected wonders of medicine
Reflections on Miracles and Healing Every day, we encounter moments that can only be described as miraculous. When I started my journey in medicine, I was struck by the intricate workings of the human body. To me, it was not just science—it was a testament to divine miracles. I found that many of my peers […]
Washington State University halts gender medicine course
WSU Suspends Medical Education Courses Amid Controversy Washington State University has put a hold on its continuing medical education courses, including a video series focused on adolescent gender medicine. This move follows an investigation prompted by complaints from LGBTQ advocates regarding the content of these courses. Continuing medical education (CME) programs are intended to assist […]
WSU medical school halts gender medicine classes due to LGBTQ advocacy
Washington State University (WSU) has halted its continuing medical education (CME) courses, including a video series on adolescent gender medicine, after an investigation was initiated by the accrediting agency, prompted by complaints from LGBTQ activists. CME programs help healthcare professionals update their knowledge and improve patient care, and the Society for Evidence-Based Gender Medicine (SEGM) […]
Kentucky woman gets package of human ‘arms and fingers’ instead of her medicine
Unexpected Delivery in Kentucky A woman in Kentucky got quite the shock when she opened a package she was expecting—only to find a severed human arm and finger on ice. This eerie discovery happened at her home in Hopkinsville on a Wednesday. According to reports from The New York Times, she quickly dialed 911, clearly […]
More than 140,000 bottles of well-known cholesterol medicine Atorvastatin have been recalled.
Cholesterol Medication Recall Alert Federal health authorities have announced the recall of over 140,000 bottles of cholesterol medication due to issues with “defective dissolution specifications.” The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) indicated in a recent enforcement report that atorvastatin calcium tablets, which are prescribed to manage cholesterol and prevent heart-related conditions, are among those affected. […]
We shouldn’t let government favoritism and wealthy individuals determine access to affordable medicine.
Conflict at Louisiana Pharmacy Benefit Manager Meeting Last month, the Louisiana Pharmacy Benefit Manager Oversight Advisory Committee held a meeting that raised eyebrows—particularly due to one attendee’s notable conflict of interest. Dr. Alex Osimyansky, who leads the Cost Plus Drug Company backed by Mark Cuban, was invited to inform the committee about pharmacy benefit managers […]