A Personal Perspective of the Past Five Years
March 23, 2025
A personal experience of the past five years, summarised in 1500 words. … More A Personal Perspective of the Past Five Years
Tag: Professor John Ioannides
What is the Fatality Rate of Covid?
August 28, 2023
Why would anyone lie about it? … More What is the Fatality Rate of Covid?
Science on the Sofa
March 11, 2022
Collateral Global are a UK-based public health organisation analysing and publishing data on the impacts of the pandemic response globally. They offer a range of excellent resources on multiple topics. Yesterday they published a video, Two Years On: a Q&A session between Professors Jay Bhattacharya and John Ioannidis, both Infectious Disease Epidemiologists at the Stanford … More Science on the Sofa
Dear Fellow New Zealander
March 1, 2022
Dear Fellow New Zealander, The vaccine-injured need help. Many people have had mRNA injections because it was mandatory in their workplace or because they wanted to co-operate as part of the team. There are many other reasons as well. Some were pro the injections and some were not. They allowed these products to be administered … More Dear Fellow New Zealander
One Truth and Other Truths
December 17, 2021
The first sign that something was very wrong in the Covid-19 response was the aggressive silencing of public health experts. In early 2020 John Ioannidis, one of the world’s most eminent Infectious Disease Epidemiologists, was censored, character assassinated, and his elderly mother threatened, after Ioannidis published a study on the infection fatality rate of Covid-19. … More One Truth and Other Truths
Clash of the Titans
November 15, 2021
Albert Bourla, CEO of Pfizer, was asked to speak about vaccine hesitancy in this television interview in August. He replied that the situation is critical and the luxury to think about it therefore doesn’t exist. He explained that “the decision not to vaccinate will not affect only your health or your life, but the lives … More Clash of the Titans
Exposing Errors
October 11, 2021
Canadian scientist Professor Denis Rancourt is a physicist and statistical analyst. He has been lead scientist on many large projects, with over 100 papers published in peer reviewed scientific journals and has been a peer reviewer on many hundreds of scientific papers. Previously he published frequently on ResearchGate, but after his first research paper on … More Exposing Errors
Lockdown Lament
August 17, 2021
Asking questions is at the heart of science. Science is not an institution and not an authority. Science is never settled. It is forever evolving through conjecture and criticism. Questions form the basis of all scientific inquiry and scientific progress. Without challenging existing concepts – usually held by a majority – there is no new … More Lockdown Lament
Making a U-Turn on Ludicrous
June 30, 2021
Professor John Ioannidis of Stanford University is one of the world’s ten most cited scientists across all disciplines. He and Oxford University’s Professor Sunetra Gupta are recognised as the world’s most renowned Infectious Diseases Epidemiologists. They have both faced a vicious backlash over the past 18 months, for daring to speak on their area of … More Making a U-Turn on Ludicrous
Evidence Based Public Health and Political Conspiracy
March 18, 2021
Every cloud has a silver lining. Discovering Professor John Ioannidis would have to be one of the best silver linings of the Covid pandemic response. The Inaugural Lecture of the European University of Cyprus Public Health Lecture Series features a presentation by Ioannidis. Described as a paragon of evidence based medicine and meta-research, famous for … More Evidence Based Public Health and Political Conspiracy
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