Back in March, when the coronavirus reared its ugly head here in the U.S., I grew gravely concerned that the borderline hysterical responses and reactions from the Centers for Disease Control and [...]
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Spending time in the sun is crucial during the coronavirus pandemic
Throughout most of human history, we’ve regarded sun exposure as beneficial to our overall health and well-being. Indeed, a natural glow on the skin has always been considered a sign of good [...]
Pandemic panic causing thousands of preventable, “excess” deaths
It’s come to my attention that many people just don’t understand how typical cold and flu pandemics work, although we go through them every year. Nor do they realize that the “novel” coronavirus [...]
Five sensible steps to combat coronavirus hysteria
In the five months since the coronavirus emerged in the U.S., the response by government experts from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) has been [...]
Coronavirus panic caused a deadly backlog of cancer cases
Back in March, when the coronavirus began to rear its ugly head here in the U.S., I grew concerned that the borderline hysterical response from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and National [...]
Coronavirus: Flawed strategy, not lack of supplies, hindering U.S. response
As I reported last week, the jury’s still out about the exact path the coronavirus will ultimately take in the U.S. in the coming months. And the total number of deaths will largely depend on a [...]
Could spending more time in the sun protect you in the age of coronavirus?
A few weeks ago, President Trump was ridiculed in the press for talking about ultraviolet (UV) light as a potential treatment for the coronavirus. But I think we should all just cut him a break. [...]
Could the coronavirus shutdown cause cancer death rates to rise?
Two months ago, I predicted that the U.S. government’s draconian measures to control the coronavirus pandemic (or the panic about it) would lead to far-reaching, unplanned effects on virtually [...]
Storage and safety tips for your coronavirus “supermarket stockpile”
I know many people stocked up on much more than just their “essential” groceries back in March when their state implemented a “stay-at-home” order, thanks to the coronavirus. Well, now, as many [...]
CDC’s incompetence dates back much farther than its botched response to the coronavirus pandemic
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) should have been the U.S. agency leading the charge against coronavirus. But because of its sluggish and flawed response from the start of the pandemic, [...]