International Medicine

By Del Meyer on 01/02/2021 5:24 AM

Big Tech, Silicon Valley, and Wall Street became not multibillion-dollar centers of commerce, but multi-trillion-dollar nexuses as they capitalized on a new 7-billion-person market. This staggering concentration of wealth had a number of profoundly negative effects on the country. Many in the new plutocracy were not businesspeople in the traditional sense of making, growing, or […]

By Del Meyer on 12/22/2020 12:57 AM

“Watch your thoughts, for they will become actions. Watch your actions, for they’ll become… habits. Watch your habits for they will forge your character. Watch your character, for it will make your destiny.” MARGARET THATCHER British Prime Minister 1979-1990 Read more . . . http://www.medicaltuesday.net/international-medicine/Feedback . . .Subscribe MedicalTuesday . . .Subscribe HealthPlanUSA . . […]

By Del Meyer on 10/04/2020 12:44 AM

Nadeem Esmail reshared a post: Section 7 challenges struck down laws on prostitution and euthanasia but a B.C. judge would not strike down the ban on private health care. In the 11 years since Dr. Day’s legal challenge was introduced, 75,000 Canadians died on wait lists in the rationed care of the public system. Read […]

By Del Meyer on 08/18/2020 10:17 PM

How Did Sweden Flatten Its Curve Without a Lockdown? by Kristina Fiore, Director of Enterprise & Investigative Reporting, MedPage Today July 29, 2020 Despite never implementing a full-scale lockdown, Sweden has managed to flatten its curve, prompting its health leadership to claim victory — but others question the cost of the strategy, as the country […]

By Del Meyer on 05/05/2020 8:58 PM

Because some countries know that the corona virus is a serious, life-threatening respiratory disease which is contagious 48-96 hours before symptoms appear. Therefore, the disease is spreading much before this “social distancing” recommendation which is really a life-death misunderstanding by even the world health organization (WHO). Is the WHO really showing some medical illiteracy? Since […]

By Del Meyer on 03/30/2020 12:33 AM

The current corona virus pandemic has put international health in perspective. This is a respiratory disease and it is spread by coughing the virus into the air. A photograph of a cough indicates that the particles form a cone at about a 60-degree angle and lasts for about six feet. The virus may then last […]

By Del Meyer on 03/23/2020 8:02 PM

With socialism’s popularity rising in the United States, it’s more important than ever that Americans know the facts about Karl Marx’s inherently flawed ideology. That is why Heritage’s Lee Edwards, distinguished fellow in conservative thought, has been working hard to explain the true nature of socialism. In his article, “What Americans Must Know About Socialism,” […]

By Del Meyer on 02/24/2020 7:43 PM

Four years ago Newsweek reported in a powerful article “CHINA FORCES ITS POLITICAL PRISONERS TO SELL BODY PARTS,” but little has been printed in American news outlets since. So what did they report and can it still be confirmed? They reported, “Dozens of highly respected investigators, scholars and government officials around the world claim the […]

By Del Meyer on 01/29/2020 9:31 PM

For health policy that works, look at the evidence By Linda Gorman, opinion contributor When a policy generating a lot of fame and fortune starts to go wrong, the temptation to ignore new data can be irresistible. For over 50 years, mainstream U.S. health policy makers have promoted research supporting Kenneth Arrow’s 1963 assertion that […]

By Del Meyer on 01/01/2020 9:57 PM

It was during this time that the Soviet records that were made available revealed that Senator Edward Kennedy’s message to Khrushchev was found. Senator Kennedy had sent a memo to Khrushchev about our President Reagan who seemed to be out of control and what would he suggest we should do to control him? In May […]