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Metacritique of Influential Studies Purporting COVID-19 Vaccine Successes: Part 2 – Kitano et al
Volume 1, No 3
Raphael Lataster
Continuing a series of metacritical analyses, this article dissects Kitano et al.’s modeling study claiming that mRNA COVID‑19 vaccines yield net benefits across all demographics. The author points out biased counting windows, exclusion of early adverse events, unfounded assumptions about safety and waning effectiveness, and conflicts of interest, arguing that such methodological flaws undermine the study’s conclusions.
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COVID Skeptics Were Right: The US Government COVID-19 Report Vindicates Many Previously Contrarian Ideas
Volume 1, No 3
Raphael Lataster, Robert W. Malone
This editorial reviews the final report of the U.S. House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. It notes that the report validates numerous positions once labelled 'misinformation'—from lab‑leak origins and the failures of public health agencies to the ineffectiveness of mask mandates and lockdowns—and argues that incorporating dissenting perspectives will improve responses to future public health crises.
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Low Rates of Hospitalization and Death in 4376 COVID-19 Patients Treated With Early Ambulatory Medical and Supportive Care: A Case Series and Observational Study
Volume 1, No 2
Brian M. Tyson, George Fareed, Emmanuel Beltran Gutierrez, Robert Villegas, Edgar Josue Anaya Gomez, Paloma Serrano Lopez, Ernesto Breton Herrera, Miriam Arlet Gutierrez Castro, Jesus Palomera III, Christiany Alexandrah Morales, Ana Mariella Escutia Gonzalez, Fabiola Tyson, Mathew Crawford
A large case series showing that early ambulatory multidrug treatment for COVID-19 drastically reduced hospitalization and death in 4376 patients in California.
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Metacritique of Influential Studies Purporting COVID-19 Vaccine Successes: Part 1 - Watson et al
Volume 1, No 2
Raphael Lataster
A metacritique exposing major flaws in Watson et al’s claims that COVID-19 vaccines saved 14 million lives, challenging their data, assumptions, and conclusions.
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Integrative Analysis of Neutrophil to Lymphocyte Ratio, CD4+, and CD8+ Cell Counts in COVID-19 Patients: A Retrospective Cohort Study
Volume 1, No 1
Claudia M. Ramirez, Mohamed Ziad-M. Said, Andreu Comas-Garcia, Pedro Carmo, Jesus Mendez-Castro, Joseph Varon
The study assessed outcomes in 985 COVID-19 patients, focusing on NLR, CD4+, and CD8+ cell counts. Patients with higher NLR or lower CD4+/CD8+ counts had increased mortality. Key findings include higher APACHE II, SOFA, and ICHIKADO scores, longer hospital stays, and a higher need for CPR in these groups.
