Reviewing Solidarity in the Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Public Health Emergencies
The question is whether the form and functionality of these Principles allow for the attainment of solidaristic commitments.
covid-19 pandemic
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Read more: ‘We Want Them Infected’: An Excerpt from Jonathan Howard’s New Book on the COVID-19 Pandemic ‘We Want Them Infected’: An Excerpt from Jonathan Howard’s New Book on the COVID-19 Pandemic
Even before the first wave peaked, doctors suggested the worst was over and that measures to control the virus were more dangerous than the virus itself.
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Read more: Policy Proposals for Improving Air Quality in Schools Policy Proposals for Improving Air Quality in Schools
Investments in better ventilation and air filtration in schools are critically important to the health of students and communities.
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Read more: 4 Years into the COVID-19 Pandemic: Where We Stand 4 Years into the COVID-19 Pandemic: Where We Stand
By declaring the pandemic over by fiat, the government is giving up the fight when they should be redoubling their efforts.
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Read more: Losing Control of Controlled Substances? The Case of Telehealth Prescriptions Losing Control of Controlled Substances? The Case of Telehealth Prescriptions
In May 2022, the Department of Justice began investigating Cerebral for “possible violations” of the Controlled Substances Act.
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Read more: Is a Federal Medical License Constitutional? Is a Federal Medical License Constitutional?
Most doctors want a federal medical license. But would the Constitution allow Congress to control accreditation?
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Read more: Could Amtrak’s Quiet Car Be a Model for COVID-19 Travel Policies? Could Amtrak’s Quiet Car Be a Model for COVID-19 Travel Policies?
Amtrak, airlines, public transit, and other transportation companies should provide must-mask options for passengers who need or want them.
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Read more: The Mask-Optional DEI Initiative The Mask-Optional DEI Initiative
I will be direct: schools that have officially departed from masking are stating an ongoing commitment to purposeful exclusion.
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Read more: The Institutionalization Missing Data Problem The Institutionalization Missing Data Problem
Efforts to monitor health outcomes of people with disabilities are woefully inadequate. This stems, in part, from widespread institutionalization.
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Read more: For Whom Does the CDC Think it Works? For Whom Does the CDC Think it Works?
Protecting the public’s health stands in direct conflict with the interests of those who fund elections and those who hold political power.
