Category: Covid

Politicization of Science

“Vaccines save lives — this is an indisputable, well-established, scientific fact.” –CDC chief medical officer Dr. Debra Houry.  She soon resigned, and wrote in a separate email:  “I am committed to protecting the public’s health, but the ongoing changes prevent me from continuing in my job as a leader of the agency.” At least four

COVID Legacy on the Industry

Newsweek had an article explaining an ongoing problem in America. A growing number of nursing homes are shutting down across the US.  Unfortunately, the rapid aging population is expected to double by 2030.  The closures cannot be solely caused by Trump’s COVID response and policies causing rising operational costs, staff shortages, regulatory challenges, and financial strain.

COVID Trial

NewsChannel 5 reported on a wrongful death lawsuit where Administrator Dawn Cochran was defensive and combative when testifying. Multiple times, Cochran insisted that the facility did nothing wrong and testified that she did the best she could under the circumstances of the pandemic. “My staff would never put a resident at risk. They loved residents.

Burnt-Out Causes Death

The Indianapolis Star reported that prior to the pandemic, Wedgewood Healthcare Center had the lowest possible staffing rating from federal regulators — “much below average” — and was in the bottom 15% for total staffing nationally. It remains poorly rated. This may explain the actions of one nurse. An Indiana nurse Connie Sneed pleaded guilty

The Origin of COVID-19

German Lopez wrote an incredible article about the investigations into the origin of the COVID-19 virus. Was it from a bat or a lab? An accident or espionage?  Was it a combination? Will we ever know? Here is a summary of his article and evidence. The Republican House Committees are investigating the origins of Covid.

Vaccination Study

Major study links nursing home staff vaccinations to lower resident deaths. University of Chicago researchers calculated the data. The evidence proves that a 10-point vaccination increase would have prevented: 102.9 cases per 1,000 residents;  15.6 deaths per 1,000 residents; and 21,000 staff infections nationwide. JAMA Network Open published the landmark study. The first-of-its kind national

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