Forty-four percent (44%) of people would try the malaria drug hydroxycholoroquine for coronavirus, if their doctor recommended it. Hydroxycholorquine is a pill. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Two percent (2%) said they would try remdesivir, an […]
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The following is an excerpt from my latest article in The Hill: Amid the great political divide that seems to have gotten drawn during the coronavirus pandemic and the response to it, there’s an awakening of sorts. In some cases,
“Do as I say, Not as I do.” Double standards with coronavirus and other issues… Read More »
A recent study suggests that Vitamin D reduces the risk of infection with COVID-19 and influenza and could help treat those already infected with COVID-19. The following is the abstract of the study, re-printed in its entirety: Abstract The world
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My two new free podcasts have each passed 100k downloads. Thank you! Check them out! Subscribe! The Sharyl Attkisson Podcast @SharylPodcast Full Measure After Hours @FullMeasureAH Here’s the latest episode: How astroturfing tactics are eroding journalism:
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An update to our interview with Stanford scientist Jay Bhattacharya who worked on one of the first coronavirus antibody studies. Sharyl: Early results in Santa Clara County, California show up to about four percent of people, 81,000, had Covid-19 without
Tanzania has suspended the head of its national health laboratory after President John Magufuli questioned the accuracy of the lab’s COVID-19 tests. That’s according to Reuters. Magufuli said the imported COVID-19 test kits were faulty, after they returned positive results
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In the ongoing mission to make our schools as safe as possible, some officials are turning to advanced technology like facial recognition. But that’s sparking concerns about privacy. Joce Sterman takes us to one of the first schools to deploy
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Slanted: How the news media taught us to love censorship and hate journalism. I consider this the third in a trilogy about the devolution of “the news” as we once knew it. First there was Stonewalled. Then, The Smear. Now:
