John Hinderaker of the Powerline blog highlights an important shift in a major legacy media outlet’s coverage of a controversial topic. The culture wars are raging, but on at least…
Perhaps finally the horrid politics of Covid is thawing toward schoolchildren. Consider that just within the past two days, several Well-Reputed Liberal Establishment Media outlets have allowed themselves to publish…
Vinay Prasad makes that sensible suggestion in a recent Twitter thread and adds, “Both have weak evidence.” He continues:
David Zweig writes for New York Magazine about lingering questions surrounding policies requiring masks for students in school. At the end of May, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
A finding of no protection cannot be the basis of an extreme emergency order. Furthermore, changing the culture is no business of an extreme emergency order.
Scientific controversy surrounds one study. A letter signed by 45 epidemiologists carried a formal request for retraction of the paper. They cited numerous methodological errors and "verifiably false" statements.
This study outright states that "The evidence is not sufficiently strong to support widespread use of facemasks as a protective measure against COVID-19."
Yinon Weiss writes for the Federalist about evidence countering the supposed benefits of wearing masks to fight COVID-19. Masks have become a political tool and a talisman. When COVID-19 hit,…
Is DHHS's own case for forcing masks based on a meta-analysis that finds masks are not even effective?
DHHS's own case for forcing masks is based on a meta-analysis that finds masks are not even effective?
There's no science that supports Cooper's idea that asymptomatic people are the most infectious people. Your risk from a brief encounter with someone at a grocery store, someone walking from…
Anybody who is in the business of selling the idea of direct primary care (DPC) to patients, employers, or politicians can anticipate the usual pushback that will arise in any…