healthcare

Let us be adults. Let us be honest. At this stage, no one knows what will happen when COVID vaccines are given to millions of people.

Governments are shielding vaccine manufacturers from lawsuits.

Adverse reactions to a 2009 swine flu vaccine profoundly harmed a small minority of those who received it.

Consider adding an oximeter to your pandemic medicine cabinet.

While many of these nations skipped the first wave, they're struggling now.

April 17th was the worst day for reported COVID deaths globally. Until the past two weeks. We've now blown past that record seven times.

Experts with fewer financial ties to drug companies are noticeably more supportive of an inexpensive, off-patent drug.

We don't know what's coming next - and the past three months are not a reliable predictor.

Eric Zuesse The latest (October 17th) issue, of the leading medical journal, The Lancet, provides the most detailed analyses and ratings ever, of the healthcare that is provided in each of 204 countries. These ratings are based on a comprehensive set of 42 ratios, such as, “Mortality from breast cancer for females aged 20–64 years” […]

German study calls public transit 'the big loser.'