Articles written during the heat of “pandemic” mania
4 min read They now sound totally ridiculous, but are worth reading to try understand why the world went mad.
4 min read They now sound totally ridiculous, but are worth reading to try understand why the world went mad.
10 min read Researcher Jessica Hockett’s queries keep raising more questions about New York City’s massive spike in deaths during spring 2020.
8 min read There are substantial differences between “viral spike” and “vaccine spike”. This article explains the science behind the differences.
2 min read An overview of the field of virology, covering the basics from virus structure to the mechanisms of viral infections to PCR testing.
3 min read PANDA’s aim is to offer an evidence-based pathway for policy makers and citizens by returning to long-established public health principles that uphold fundamental
4 min read Kogu maailmas on COVID-19 pandeemia ajal ametlik rahvatervise poliitika tuginenud murele, et inimesed, kellel ei ole haiguse sümptomeid, võivad viirust edasi kanda. Kas
5 min read Across the globe, official public health policy during the COVID-19 pandemic has been underpinned by the concern that people without disease symptoms may
5 min read A Twitter thread by Abir Ballan that separates the Covid-19 facts from the fiction. Its time to stop existing and time to choose
< 1 min read Nick discusses discrepancies between COVID directives from the government and the newly released Dr Fauci emails. He identifies sudden and common changes
< 1 min read Nick Hudson on the South African government’s avoidance of data in decision-making throughout the pandemic – Reliable data; an essential component of