The hottest Medical Misinformation Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top Health & Wellness Topics
Pierre Kory’s Medical Musings β€’ 9748 implied HN points β€’ 31 Jan 24
  1. Evidence suggests the CDC knowingly misrepresented data on COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness.
  2. Information asymmetry led to false beliefs about hospitalizations and deaths of the vaccinated vs. unvaccinated.
  3. The CDC used a system that misclassified vaccinated individuals outside a hospital system as unvaccinated, impacting the reported data.
2nd Smartest Guy in the World β€’ 3518 implied HN points β€’ 27 Jan 24
  1. Hospitals in Massachusetts are on the verge of collapse despite decreasing COVID-19 cases nationwide.
  2. The VAIDS epidemic is leading to overwhelming hospitalizations, with various hospitals struggling with patient overflow.
  3. It's suggested to avoid vaccines and use repurposed drugs and supplements to protect against illnesses like flu and RSV.
2nd Smartest Guy in the World β€’ 3577 implied HN points β€’ 24 Jan 24
  1. Bill Gates is involved in projects like global tracking tattoos and genetically modified mosquitoes.
  2. There are concerns raised about Bill Gates funding schemes that involve cutting down forests and deploying GMO Frankenmosquitos.
  3. There is skepticism and caution advised regarding Bill Gates' projects to control and monitor the population.
2nd Smartest Guy in the World β€’ 2476 implied HN points β€’ 03 Feb 24
  1. Ivermectin's effectiveness was smeared to protect the revenue from COVID vaccines.
  2. Dr. Pierre Kory believes the smear campaign against Ivermectin led to millions of deaths worldwide.
  3. There are claims that Ivermectin has potential in treating cancer and other diseases.
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RESCUE with Michael Capuzzo β€’ 1965 implied HN points β€’ 09 Feb 24
  1. The article highlights concerns about the safety and effectiveness of Paxlovid as doctors start to drop it due to drug interactions and research linking it to Covid rebounds and virus shedding.
  2. Pfizer is heavily promoting Paxlovid amidst concerns, transitioning from Emergency Use Authorization to FDA approval at a much higher price, despite struggles to market the drug successfully.
  3. There is a push to stigmatize skeptics of Paxlovid as 'anti-paxxers,' paralleling previous campaigns against alternative treatments like ivermectin.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack β€’ 1926 implied HN points β€’ 15 Jan 24
  1. AARP is recommending an 8th COVID mRNA booster to its 40 million members.
  2. There is concern over the safety of repeated mRNA dosing like boosters.
  3. There are discussions of a combined COVID-flu vaccine for future protection.
The Vajenda β€’ 3812 implied HN points β€’ 17 Oct 23
  1. Suzanne Somers promoted unsafe compounded hormones as better for menopause under the guise of female empowerment.
  2. Somers popularized the terms 'bioidentical hormones' through media coverage and celebrity endorsement.
  3. Compounded hormones lack safety data and precision dosing compared to pharmaceutical products, making them less safe.
Vinay Prasad's Observations and Thoughts β€’ 162 implied HN points β€’ 18 Feb 24
  1. Apoorva Mandavilli is accused of making mistakes and exaggerating COVID risks to keep Americans scared
  2. Critics claim that Mandavilli's reporting lacks journalistic integrity and is more aligned with activism
  3. There are concerns about bias in Mandavilli's reporting, including inaccurate statistics and flawed analysis
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 15 implied HN points β€’ 14 Jan 24
  1. New Medicare data suggests that COVID vaccines may have increased mortality rates, contradicting promises of safety and efficacy.
  2. Unvaccinated individuals appeared to fare better in terms of mortality since April 2022, challenging the need for booster shots after that time.
  3. Flu vaccines also show concerning mortality rates, suggesting unsafe practices and lack of benefit.
An Insult to Intuition β€’ 2 HN points β€’ 10 May 23
  1. Vaccine efficacy can be misleading and misunderstood, leading to overestimation of effectiveness.
  2. The calculation of vaccine efficacy may vary based on data interpretation and methodology.
  3. Data on vaccine efficacy may be influenced by factors like timing of infections and population demographics.