The American Medical Association now tells doctors: Use woke language! It’s issued a 54-page guide telling doctors things like, don’t say “equality”; say “equity.” Don’t say “minority”; say “historically marginalized.”
Much of the AMA’s advisory sounds like Marxism: “Expose … property rights … Individualism is problematic … Corporations … limit prospects for good health … people underpaid and forced into poverty as a result of banking policies.”
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Guest Post by Les P
On October 30th, days before the election the American Medical Association officially rescinded a previous statement against the use of Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) in the treatment of COVID-19 patients. It was well hidden on page 18 of a document entitled: “Handbook Addendum -Supplemental Business and Information”.
Tens of thousands of people have died of/with COVID-19 because Trump mentioned hydroxychloroquine as a potentially effective treatment back in March.
(There have been 200 hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) studies with 134 of them peer reviewed – 100% of the Early Treatment studies showed a median 64% improvement. All of the studies and their links are listed here: https://c19study.com/ )
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Guest Post by Joe Guzzardi
Last month, the American Medical Association issued a press release that urged U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to process more H-1B visas, thereby allowing more nonresident physicians to come to the United States to practice medicine. The AMA claimed that a shortage of nonresident physicians who help fill care gaps in medically underserved regions diminishes overall patient care.
In a letter to USCIS Director Francis Cissna, AMA CEO James L. Madara said that the fixed per country caps which govern H-1B visa issuance keep the agency from processing enough petitions. The AMA, citing data from the Association of American Medical Colleges, concluded that the nation had a physician shortfall of nearly 20,000 in 2016. And since all pleas for more special interest, employment-based visas routinely include doomsday forecasts for future decades, the AMA predicted that by 2030 the shortage will increase to between 42,600 and 121,300.
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