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  • Omicron Era Nursing Home Report Shows Benefit of Oral Antiviral Therapy

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 5th 2023 5:47am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH I have been to Hong Kong and visited one of their largest hospitals. I can tell you first hand that the healthcare system there is excellent. It has efficiency, economies of scale, and high-quality care. This paper from Ma et al caught my attention since it described Omicron era […]

  • Washington Post and New York Times Overturn Their Own “Pentagon Papers Principle”

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 4th 2023 7:15pm EDT

    By JOHN LEAKE Since Julian Assange was arrested, I have suspected that the Washington Post and New York Times have abandoned the journalistic principles they applied when they leaked the Pentagon Papers (which were also applied by Time and Life in their reporting of the My Lai Massacre). To my astonishment, I was just informed […]

  • “In the Navy”

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 4th 2023 1:04pm EDT

    By JOHN LEAKE The Battle of Leyte Gulf in October of 1944 was the largest naval battle of World War II, and probably the largest in history. About 3,000 sailors and airmen were killed, and thousands of others were wounded during 3 days of fighting. Since then, the U.S. Navy’s seapower throughout the world has […]

  • Oral Fluvoxamine Plus Inhaled Budesonide Reduced Prolonged ER Stays or Hospitalization for Acute COVID-19

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 4th 2023 11:17am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH As the COVID-19 pandemic winds down more clinical trials will report their results given the normal delays in human research and publication. Multicenter clinical trials are welcomed since they add to the supportive medical literature for multidrug intervention in higher risk patients with acute COVID-19. Since the COVID-19 have […]

  • Autistic Self Advocacy Network Condemns Restrictions on Transgender Medicine

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 4th 2023 5:24am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH The epidemic of autism spectrum disorder is driving the sharp increase gender dysphoria and both illnesses are fueling the meteoric risk in transgender medicine including hormonal therapy and surgery. While many clinical studies have linked autism to LGBT lifestyles, many want to know if indeed autistic persons are pushing […]

  • Antiviral Effects of Nattokinase

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 3rd 2023 5:49am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH Recently there has been intense focus on “natto” derived from the fermentation of steamed soy by bacillus subtilis. Nattokinase is a proteolytic enzyme used as an oral supplement by the Japanese for the chronic treatment of atherothrombotic cardiovascular disease. Now a recent study in the COVID-19 era by the […]

  • Get Ready For a Big Marburg Scare

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 2nd 2023 1:30pm EDT

    By JOHN LEAKE On April 6, 2023, the CDC issued a report “to increase awareness of the risk of imported cases in the United States” following Marburg Virus Disease Outbreaks in Equatorial Guinea and Tanzania. “This is a problem – this unprecedented outbreak of the Marburg virus in two different countries,” said Paul Hunter, an […]

  • Neutralizing Monoclonal Antibody Use and Spectacular COVID-19 Outcomes

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 2nd 2023 6:19am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH It is tempting to paint everything with a broad brush. For example: “everything the government did on pandemic response did was terrible.” I can tell you first hand the development of monoclonal antibodies against SARS-CoV-2 was a clear winner. Dr. Ralph Baric at UNC Chapel Hill envisioned we would […]

  • Prostate Cancer in Men who Became Transgender Women

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - May 1st 2023 5:41am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH More and more physicians will be managing the explosion of men who undergo transgender therapies and surgery for gender dysphoria. It is important to remember that these boys and men are still fully male and are susceptible to male cancers including prostate cancer. Nik-Ahd et al, reported 449 men […]

  • Retracted COVID-19 Articles: Significantly More Cited than Others

    Dr. Peter McCullough MD - Apr 30th 2023 6:00am EDT

    By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH I have 685 listings in the National Library of Medicine PUBMED where my academic contributions as a first or contributing author or as a site principle investigator have been memorialized. I am the former longstanding editor Reviews in Cardiovascular Medicine and Cardiorenal Medicine—both are indexed in PUBMED. I have […]