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Hi everyone, We recently discovered our email send-out to founding members several months ago never sent for some strange, presumably technical reason. We sincerely apologize and wish we had known earlier so we could have remedied the problem more swiftly.
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Our two major podcast releases recently:
Episode 34: Dr. Tracy Beth Hoeg Reveals Losing Her Job At UC Davis Over Polarizing Vaccine Myocarditis Research
Hi everyone, Today we are delighted to host epidemiologist Dr. Tracy Beth Høeg, one of the most respected mRNA vaccine myocarditis researcher. Tracy explains how she started monitoring reports from Israel and noticed an unexpected rate of myocarditis in young males following the Pfizer vaccine. Dr. Høeg highlights the importance of accurately identifying…
MUST-WATCH Episode 36: Martin Kulldorff On Why He Was Fired From Harvard
Hello everyone, I am extremely pleased to bring you this new conversation with my friend and Great Barrington Declaration colleague Dr. Martin Kulldorff. Martin is an epidemiologist and biostatistician by training and I hold him with the highest respect due to his willingness to challenge unquestionable orthodoxy on all sides of the scientific debate.
Hi Dr. Bhattacharya, would love to have Rand Paul invited to discuss what lawmakers are planning to do to prevent a Covid like public health disaster from happening again
Would love to see you address ways to improve the medical journals that so many docs rely on but often only read abstracts. And those abstracts are often incomplete or aren’t in agreement with the research, causing docs to get an incomplete or inaccurate picture.