Ebola Strikes Again October 24, 2014Sally Zelikovsky
Another blow against the government's wimpy protocols to fight the deadly disease. How many more are now infected?
Ebola and American Racism October 20, 2014Danusha Goska
I despair at how American racism distorts discussion of a health crisis and cripples competent response to that crisis.
The case of the invisible Ebola Czar October 15, 2014Thomas Lifson
Did you know that we already have an Ebola Czar? But she’s MIA, at least as far as the media is concerned. For good reason, related to a major Democrat donor.
Experts Defy the CDC on Ebola October 14, 2014Sally Zelikovsky
"We believe there is scientific and epidemiologic evidence that Ebola virus has the potential to be transmitted via infectious aerosol particles..."
Ebola Government Malfeasance October 14, 2014Brian C. Joondeph
Physicians who fail to diagnose or mismanage their patients are often sued or reprimanded by the regulatory agencies. What happens when government officials misstate the true public health risks of Ebola?
Is This the Real Obamacare? October 6, 2014Eileen F. Toplansky
From Ebola to the border crisis, the dizzying array of actions condoned by Obama is bewildering if one presumes that an American president is entrusted to uphold the safety of the people of this country.
Is the CDC Playing Immigration Politics with Ebola? October 5, 2014Jason Kissner
Is it wholly unreasonable to suppose that the CDC is avoiding emphasis on the nationality of hot zone arrivals because it doesn’t want to draw attention to the connection of Ebola with immigration?
Ebola and Chaos Theory October 2, 2014Sally Zelikovsky
Maybe it was inevitable that Ebola hit our shores. But Obama and his CDC didn't have to be so inept and naïve about it.
Dr. Kent Brantly Lives the Gospel from a Sick Bed August 5, 2014Jeannie DeAngelis
There is an intrinsic hunger in the hearts of many for someone who embodies a higher standard – an individual who actually practices what they preach and doesn’t just talk about sacrifice
