Pfizer’s Corporate Partnership With American Cancer Society Raises Conflict of Interest Questions
Pfizer, Inc. reported that it has been named the American Cancer Society’s (ACS) “2024 Corporate Partner of the Year.” The award acknowledges Pfizer’s ongoing development of products that treat cancer. However, legitimate conflict of interest issues arise when non-profit disease charities become involved in corporate partnerships with pharmaceutical companies that promote therapies and market products […]
Meta’s Zuckerberg Acknowledges Censoring Information About COVID Shots
A recent press video announcement and press release issued on Jan. 7, 2025 by Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder of Facebook and its parent company, Meta Platforms, said that Meta will end its fact-checking program and “dramatically reduce the amount of censorship.” In addition, the company will go back to its previous format of allowing more political […]
San Francisco Transit Workers Awarded $7.8M for Denial of Religious Exemption to COVID Shots
A federal court in San Francisco, California has confirmed a ruling granting $7.8 million to Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) employees who were fired for failing to get COVID-19 shots.1 In October 2024, a federal jury awarded the transit workers $1.3 million each in a class action lawsuit in which a half a dozen transit […]
Hospitals Give Pain Control Drugs to Women During Childbirth, Then Report Them for Illicit Drug Use
Fentanyl and other drugs administered by health care professionals during childbirth can show up in toxicology reports done on the mother or baby. Not only can this presence be shocking to mothers who do not realize the drugs have the ability to cross the placenta to reach their babies, but many women are being reported […]
COVID Shot Injury Claims Rarely Being Paid by U.S. Government
A report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) showed that claims made under the Health and Human Services (HHS) Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) during the first few years of the COVID-19 pandemic have risen 27 percent since the program started receiving claims in 2009. However, only three percent of the COVID shot injury […]
AAPS Sues to Stop U.S. Government from Electronically Tracking Certain American Workers
The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), a pro-patient association of physicians and surgeons, has filed a preliminary injunction in Texas in an attempt to stop a government mandate compelling Americans to disclose personal information to a national and international electronic database.1 The new mandate would demand that managers of small medical practices, political […]