Health
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The unusual dual nature of the nightjar is presented in both the beginning of the film, where its cry signifies a bad omen of the horrible things to come, and at the very end, where it represents a sign of hope and renewal.
August 25, 2024
14 mins
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There is something very dystopian and peculiar about our present dispensation, but this has developed out of our embracing liberal principles as much as any departure from them; and this should be obvious without the state requiring everybody be locked at home and encouraging experimental injections.
August 25, 2024
21 mins
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As studies have repeatedly confirmed, most gender-confused children will revert to an identity congruent with chromosomes with the help of traditional -- but now criminalised -- psychotherapy, psychiatric and social care. To the World Professional Association for Transgender Health's ideologues, that's a problem not a positive
June 25, 2024
33 mins
The latest
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Leaked Files should discredit the World Professional Association for Transgender […]
May 28, 2024
33 mins
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The scanners took work away from the specialists and user-friendly computers were dashing off legible scripts, conducting telehealth consultations, leading group therapy teams and performing telesurgery. 'The healing hand' has been reduced to digits on a keyboard and the doctor to a handmaiden of the computer-patient relationship.
February 14, 2024
18 mins
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Is it not odd that gender clinics appear unaware of the High Court's ruling that medical practitioners must inform recipients of puberty blockers' many deleterious side effects. Given the growing number of de-transitioners and the ongoing denial of cross-sex hormones' harm to developing brains, a lawyers' bonanza is inevitable
January 22, 2024
27 mins
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The extraordinary act of registering two relatively ineffective, inadequately tested and obscenely expensive antivirals while refusing to accept the use of cheap, effective repurposed drugs such as ivermectin reflects the new and grim reality for medicine in the COVID era. Clinical decisions being made by medical bureaucrats outside the traditional doctor-patient relationship may well prove to be the most toxic legacy of the Wuhan virus
March 2, 2023
16 mins
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The “great common” of pandemics, as far back as the […]
December 29, 2022
11 mins
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Sometimes behavioural challenges appear insurmountable and, given populist belief in the therapeutic benefits of cannabis, it is not surprising drug companies are rallying to the cause. But will it help children on the autism spectrum, a current focus of advocacy and research, and at what cost?
August 15, 2022
24 mins
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Given the capacity of the brain to both heal and grow, known as 'plasticity', even intense challenges such as a natural disaster or by a death in the family may be 'tolerated' by children without lasting damage. But sometimes intensity and duration may intersect, with sustained toxic effect. This what we are seeing in far too many young Australians
May 17, 2022
14 mins
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While vaccination against COVID-19 confers obvious and substantial benefits in […]
April 28, 2022
11 mins
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The near-hypnotic concentration on the authorised COVID narrative led Australians to regard the bureaucrats' daily media briefings as must-see viewing. Meanwhile, with the TGA revelling in its newly acquired status as oracular arbiter, a bristling intolerance for rival analyses and competing outlooks took root in government, amongst its media handmaidens and, inevitably, the public mind
March 17, 2022
13 mins