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  • Pfizer Whistleblower Christine Cotton Takes Her Life After Year of Excruciating Idiopathic Pain

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - Jun 4th 2026 7:54am EDT

    I just received word from Dr. Peter McCullough that the French biostatistician, epidemiologist, and whistleblower, Dr. Christine Cotton, has taken her life after enduring a year of excruciating pain from an idiopathic illness. On June 2, she made the following announcement on her X page: It is June 2, 2026. By the time you read […]

  • Vincent Muster & the Arrogance of Virologists

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - Jun 4th 2026 6:31am EDT

    In January 2026, Vincent Munster and research fellow Claude Kwe traveled to the Republic of the Congo amid a reported monkeypox outbreak. On June 2, 2026—upon his return via the Detroit Metropolitan Airport—Muster and his colleague went through customs carrying a large black plastic case. When questioned about the case’s contents, Muster allegedly replied that […]

  • Market Preparation: How Public Health Agencies Use “Biosecurity” to Leverage Vaccines

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - Jun 4th 2026 5:16am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH Steve Gruber starts early on Day Break, Real America’s Voice. Here is an update. Summary: Dr. Peter McCullough on Day Break — Hantavirus, Ebola, and Market Preparation for Vaccination Steve Gruber opened with a sardonic take on the endless parade of health scares — flesh-eating bacteria, bird flu, hantavirus, […]

  • Google to Release 64 Million Bacteria-Infected Mosquitoes into Florida and California

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - Jun 2nd 2026 7:06am EDT

    by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH Last night, I joined NEWSMAX to discuss Google’s shocking plan to release 64 million lab-grown, Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes into neighborhoods across Florida and California. The proposal is being pitched as a way to suppress mosquito populations and reduce West Nile virus transmission. Florida had just six confirmed West Nile virus cases in […]

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  • Professor Didier Raoult & Hydroxychloroquine

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 31st 2026 11:19am EDT

    I just watched the following interview with McCullough Foundation epidemiologist Nicholas Hulscher. Nic’s exposition reminded me of the seminal work of Professor Didier Raoult, who has long struck me as one of the most original, creative, and penetrating minds in all of microbiological research. Professor Raoult conducted the seminal study of hydroxychloroquine as a potent […]

  • The Fascinating Properties of Ivermectin

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 30th 2026 12:43pm EDT

    Hats off to Nicholas Hulscher, Peter McCullough, Harvey Risch et al. for their newly published paper on the anti-cancer properties of Ivermectin and Mebendazole. Reading the study prompted me to review the fascinating story of Ivermectin — the wonder drug with a marvelously wide range of bioactive properties. Increasingly I wonder if the “War on […]

  • Study Reports 96% Remission Rate of Alpha-Gal Syndrome with Auricular Acupuncture

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 29th 2026 6:20pm EDT

    by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH A peer-reviewed study published in Medical Acupuncture reported results that almost sound too good to be true for alpha-gal syndrome (AGS)—the tick-induced condition that can make people suddenly allergic to red meat, dairy, and other mammalian products after a tick bite. Researchers evaluated 137 patients with AGS treated using a specialized […]

  • U.S. May Finally Allow Hantavirus-Exposed Americans to Leave Government-Mandated Biocontainment Facility — But Only Under 24/7 Surveillance

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 29th 2026 2:04pm EDT

    by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH The mass-media driven hantavirus cruise ship panic has completely collapsed. After weeks of fear-driven headlines about a so-called “person-to-person” hantavirus threat outside the MV Hondius, U.S. officials may finally allow the 18 American passengers to leave the National Quarantine Unit in Omaha, Nebraska, and return home. But there is a disturbing […]

  • BREAKING: Largest Human Cancer Study of Ivermectin + Mebendazole Is Now PEER-REVIEWED and PUBLISHED in a Major Cancer Journal

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 29th 2026 10:23am EDT

    by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH The largest real-world human study to date evaluating ivermectin and mebendazole in cancer patients is now peer-reviewed and published in Anticancer Research—a major international oncology journal of the International Institute of Anticancer Research (IIAR), established in 1995. Our study, “Real-world Clinical Outcomes of Ivermectin and Mebendazole in Cancer Patients: Results from […]

  • Savage Minds Rip Into the Architecture of Deception

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 29th 2026 5:03am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH I met a very interesting journalist recently—Ms Julian Vigo. Dr. Julian Vigo is a cultural anthropologist, journalist, filmmaker, and the Editor-in-Chief and host of the Savage Minds Podcast. Launched in 2020, Savage Minds is an independent, British-American digital magazine and media collective covering politics, culture, science, and media ethics. […]

  • BREAKING: Study Finds Pediatric Flu Shots are a COMPLETE FAILURE

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 28th 2026 3:40pm EDT

    by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH A new peer-reviewed study evaluating the rollout of mass pediatric flu vaccination across an entire Spanish health region (~400,000 people) found NO statistically significant reduction in flu cases or hospitalizations after authorities expanded flu shots to children 6 months to 5 years old. Researchers analyzed 6,804 primary care influenza diagnoses and […]

  • A British Surgeon’s Gaza Testimony

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 28th 2026 9:39am EDT

    My sabbatical from paying attention to disturbing media reporting ended explosively this morning when a friend sent me the link to Tucker Carlson’s just-dropped interview with Dr. Nicholas Maynard, a gastrointestinal surgeon and Associate Professor at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Dr. Maynard’s eyewitness testimony about his extensive experience working as a volunteer humanitarian […]

  • The Pandemic Playbook: Exposed on Dangerous Intellectuals

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 28th 2026 5:22am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH What is a “dangerous intellectual?” Well for starters, it’s the name of retired Brigadier General Blaine Holt. In this episode of Dangerous Intellectuals, host Brigadier General Blaine Holt and Dr. Peter McCullough analyze the emerging Hantavirus situation linked to the MV Hondias. They characterize the official response as a […]

  • Tick-Borne Alpha-Gal Syndrome Skyrocketed 10,000% as Bill Gates Spent $7.6 Million Developing GMO Ticks Designed to Spread in the Wild

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 27th 2026 11:28am EDT

    by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH Last night, I joined Rob Finnerty on Newsmax to discuss the explosion of alpha-gal syndrome (AGS), a tick-borne condition that can make people severely allergic to meat. A recent study found that the incidence of tick-borne alpha-gal syndrome skyrocketed by approximately 10,000% since 2013, transforming what was once considered a rare […]

  • Tune Out Almost All Media & Social Media

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 27th 2026 9:28am EDT

    A few weeks ago I had the startling realization that I have spent far too much of my adult life watching — and trying to understand — the pathological behavior of the gangster oligarchy that rules the world. Grasping this truth does not mean that I — an investigative reporter and author—am going to stop […]

  • The Bedrock of Containment: Why Sanitation is the Key to Controlling Ebola

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 25th 2026 5:27am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH The news is filled with grim stories about Ebola in Africa. Why do none of the images show clean houses, neighborhoods, or sanitary hospitals? A case study by Czerniewska and White (2020) offers a sobering examination of the humanitarian response to the 2014–2016 Ebola outbreak in Liberia. The study […]

  • Hantavirus Hysteria

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 23rd 2026 5:11am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH With suppressension of the ship’s rodent trap findings mandated after departing each port and its logs, the World Health Organization has constructed this false narrative: “Based on currently available information, the working hypothesis is that the first case acquired the infection prior to boarding the cruise, through exposure on […]

  • STUDY: Tick-Borne Alpha-Gal Syndrome Incidence Skyrocketed 9,800% in the U.S. Since 2013

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 22nd 2026 3:09pm EDT

    by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) — the tick-borne allergy that turns red meat, pork, and sometimes dairy into an anaphylaxis risk — is no longer rare. A new study presented at the American College of Gastroenterology 2025 Annual Scientific Meeting delivers the clearest picture yet: the incidence of alpha-gal syndrome has exploded among […]

  • The Founding of Modern Dermatology

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 22nd 2026 1:11pm EDT

    Yesterday, I visited a dermatologist who has a number of interesting 19th century dermatology books and beautiful portraits of Ferdinand von Hebra and Moritz Kaposi. I snapped a picture of both, but the sunlight entering the room behind me made a mess of the photos. Below is my lousy shot of Dr. von Hebra. Ferdinand […]

  • For the Love of Truth

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 21st 2026 8:40am EDT

    I’d long known that Isaac Newton was never one to seek fame and fortune, but I was still surprised by a story I recently heard about his solution to a formidable mathematical problem. In 1696, Johann Bernoulli challenged the mathematicians of Europe to find the path down which a heavily weighted object would fall from […]

  • The Architecture of Compliance

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 21st 2026 5:03am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH Omaha, Nebraska has taken center stage for America’s attention to the MV Hondius hantavirus outbreak—buy why Omaha? Despite the WHO’s narrative that hantavirus ANDV is exclusively spreading human-to-human, there is no credible scientific evidence that the virus can transmit in exhaled breath, coughing, or sneezing. The ship has not […]

  • NIH Ebola Expert Under FBI Investigation for Smuggling Pathogens Into America From the Congo

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 20th 2026 4:49pm EDT

    by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH Last night, I joined Grant Stinchfield on Real America’s Voice to break down the latest Ebola debacle. Mass media and the WHO have been pushing this one hard as the Hantavirus outbreak failed to gin up enough fear. Here’s what they don’t tell you: There have been 40 Ebola outbreaks across […]

  • The Saddest & Most Beautiful Love Song of All Time?

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 20th 2026 3:59pm EDT

    Today I happened to pass by the apartment in which Franz Schubert died on November 19, 1828, at the age of 31, located in Kettenbrückengasse 6, near the Vienna Naschmarkt. Though the official cause of death was typhoid fever, the totality of documentary evidence indicates he died of syphilis that he contracted in late 1822. […]

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  • The Best Government that Money Can Buy

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 20th 2026 6:29am EDT

    Yesterday the Times of Israel published a good analysis of the Kentucky Republican primary between beloved incumbent, Thomas Massie, and challenger, Ed Gallrein. As the report’s opening paragraph put it: A closely-watched Republican congressional primary, taking place on Tuesday after breaking fundraising records, is like a bingo card of recent American — and American Jewish […]

  • Worried About Food Dyes? What About Tattoo Ink?

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 20th 2026 5:28am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH I am preparing to go on the Culture Apothecary Podcast with super influencer Alex Clark a notable MAHA food dye activist. I wondered if these concerns extended to those who have marked themselves with tattoos. About 32% of U.S. adults report having a tattoo, according to a nationally representative […]