The Guardian’s Relentless Climate Zigzaggerations
4 January 2025
The Collapse of Green Finance Shows Net Zero is Dying
3 January 2025
by Ben Pile
Covid dissident doctor William Bay has won back his right to practise medicine after the Supreme Court in Australia overturned his suspension, slamming the health board's "animus" and "profoundly unsatisfactory" conduct.
Doctors have warned Rachel Reeves that they will quit the profession and leave waiting lists to spiral if their pensions are raided in the Budget next week.
Doctors will be trained to consider the "climate impact" of asthma inhalers under a new European-wide curriculum being developed that will "infuse" environmental considerations throughout the timetable.
Are we all being 'nudged' to comply with alarmist Government responses to virus and climate 'emergencies', asks psychologist Dr Gary Sidley. The rise of the 'trusted messenger' ploy suggests we are.
The 'Green Physician Toolkit' is just the latest move from the climate ideologues who have colonised medicine, intent on turning a once scientific profession into a den of activism, says Ben Pile.
The Human Medicines Regulations state that celebrity endorsement of drugs is not allowed. So why are TV doctors in the pay of AstraZeneca promoting vaccines in the media, ask Tom Jefferson and Carl Heneghan.
People are living longer and healthier lives than ever. But the WHO wants doctors and nurses to claim that the opposite is true, because climate change. And worse than that, its new toolkit tells them not to debate.
Which profession let us down the worst in Covid, getting behind the awful lockdown restrictions and public health coercion with unseemly zeal? It's a close call, says Dr James Allan, but doctors are definitely up there.
Doctors across the world are sounding the alarm over a surging epidemic of young people being diagnosed with cancers since the pandemic, with no obvious explanation for what lies behind it.
The NHS seems to be in permanent crisis. Yet the number of doctors is up 37% and non-medical support staff up 45% in 10 years. How does a health service do so little with so much?
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