The awake epidemiologist
The awake epidemiologistSuppressed data and truth about COVID19
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Ramping up the fear machine, but why?
I was putting together material for one of the courses I teach and I thought I should looking to this Monkeypox global emergency. What warranted calling it a global emergency? Let’s see what the mainstream media tells us.
In Science, do opinions outweigh facts?
There are some day to day things that are lasting implications of bad COVID policy. Like people wearing masks outside, masks on the ground instead of the garbage, signage still posted limiting the number of people in rooms or elevators. A...
Don't listen to Dr. Google
I need to preface this post by saying I’m not talking about a specific person who might be using “Dr. Google” as a handle on social media, blog site, etc. I’m using this term to reference the way that many people get their medical informati...
Time for academia to get out of politics
I almost wrote this post a few months ago, and I can’t even remember what prompted it back then. Maybe it was the continued pro-abortion propaganda being pushed on university campuses - messages written as though everyone on campus was pro-...
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Truth-seeking epidemiologist (PhD) who is being censored by her university. Posts are all based on scientific studies and publicly available data.
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