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Category Archives: CDC
Preliminary lessons from a global pandemic
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) map of COVID-19 infections as of March 8, 2020 1) All humans on this planet are one species, with a genetically identical composition. The Coronavirus doesn’t distinguish between any of the so-called “races” … Continue reading
Posted in CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Coronavirus, COVID-19, infections, pandemic, Research, science
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Run with Science, Dr. Julia Biggins!
Dr. Julia Biggins, Democratic candidate for Representative of Virginia’s 10th District One of the few positive outcomes of the Trump presidency, is that some people have become so fed up with the quality of those in elected office, that they … Continue reading
Posted in 2018 midterm elections, anti-science, CDC, Dr. Julia Biggins, EPA, evidence based, no puppet, Pruitt, Research, science, science-based, scientists, stable genius, truth, Virginia 10th District, war-on-science, war-on-truth
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The Lady and the Trump
This week, my family and I convened to do something very unusual: to watch television. And not just any television program — no, it was to watch the Republican presidential candidate debate. While I fully expected the debate to be … Continue reading
Posted in autism, Ben Carson, CDC, doctor, Donald Trump, education, ignorance, NIH, pediatrician, Rand Paul, Republican debate, Research, science, vaccine, vaccines
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