Be Responsible: Why We Should Reject COVID Digital Contact Tracing

Posted: August 1, 2020
By: R. J. Snell, Ph.D.

Given the continued spread of coronavirus and the inherent limitations of stay at home orders and social distancing, many health authorities are developing contact tracing plans. As outlined by the CDC, case investigators would contact infected patients, “assist in arranging … Read

COVID Stories: Decisions to Treat and the Quality of Life

Posted: July 14, 2020
By: R. J. Snell, Ph.D.

In June of this year, Michael Hickson, 46, who had three years earlier suffered a heart attack which left him a quadriplegic, was denied food and water by medical professionals who judged him to not “have much of” a quality … Read

Capillary Dysfunction and COVID-19 Survival

Posted: July 8, 2020
By: Dr. Pilar Calva, M.D.

Mexican doctors and health researchers Jaime Igartúa Araiza and Alejandro Franco Díaz de León, who coined the concept of “global capillary” in their recently published text on “Elastosis: Global Capillary”, highlight the impact our capillary blood vessel system has on … Read

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