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The People’s Vaccine Inquiry was recently invited to go to Belfast and Dublin for events for those with vaccine injuries. The first meeting was held in Stormont Castle with several Members of the Legislative Assembly in attendance and a real feeling politicians are beginning to listen. The post The People’s Vaccine Inquiry on Tour appeared first on HART.

On Thursday 3rd October 2024, Dr Jackie Stone ended her life and a light went out in the world. Hounded by the medical authorities for seeking to give her patients the best care she could offer and stripped of her medical licence and her raison d'être. A shocking indictment of the world we live in. The post RIP Dr Jackie Stone, The COVID Hero appeared first on HART.

The General Medical Council (GMC) is in overdrive, with medical professionals being erased from the register for 'wrongspeak'. Yet this is not a new phenomenon. If we delve into the history of how our existing ‘medical monopoly’ was established, it is an all too familiar disturbing playbook of censorship, corruption and subversion of ethics that spans over 130 years in the making. The post America’s Medical Monopoly: An Injection of Truth appeared first on HART.

The Government had asked Lord Darzi, an academic surgeon at Imperial College London, to conduct an ‘independent’ review of the National Health Service. In September 2024, his 163-page document was published. While highlighting some of the major flaws in the NHS – long waiting lists, an increase in the number of avoidable deaths, poor productivity – HART's Dr Gary Sidley finds Darzi’s proposed solutions trite and uninspiring, comprising little more than appeals for additional taxpayer funding and a ‘tilt towards technology’. It seems nothing has been learned from the increasingly evident major deficiencies in the NHS, powerfully illustrated by some of its counterproductive responses to the covid event. Unless you want just more of the same in the future, read Dr Sidley's alternative proposals. The post The Darzi Review of the NHS appeared first on HART.

Please check out a link to the consultation on the Northern Ireland Public Health Bill. Plus a round up of some other articles of interest. The post Pick of the week – 30th September 2024 appeared first on HART.

In August 2021, the JCVI said they wanted to delay a decision about children's covid vaccines until 6-month followup data was available on children from the US who had sustained vaccine-induced myocarditis. But instead of waiting, they passed the decision to the Chief Medical Officers, who decided the jabs would be good for children's mental health! Well the data is now in and it is not encouraging. The post 6-month cardiac follow-up data finally arrives appeared first on HART.

“What must happen for evil to get a grip on a person, or of a country, and what does it take to defeat it? Why do people choose to believe lies even on scant or non-existent evidence?” This was the foreward to JK Rowling's account of life in the mythical country of Cornucopia. Our reviewer invites readers to think of any modern day parallels. The post The Ickabog by JK Rowling: A Review appeared first on HART.

A recent open letter was sent top the GMC about the current witch hunt against outspoken and ethical doctors. The MPTS is the other arm of this. The post An Open letter to the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service appeared first on HART.

CCVAC members wrote to the four Chief Medical Officers in Septmeber 2021 to counsel against approving covid-19 vaccines for use in healthy children without waiting for cardiac followup studies. We have written again to point to the 60% ongoing cardiac damage in those suffering vaccine-induced myocarditis The post Another letter to the four Chief Medical Officers appeared first on HART.

Peer review is a system used by scientists and clinicians to decide which primary research or secondary (review/commentary) content is worthy of being published. In theory it is a process of cumulative, collective knowledge that through publications is cascaded from experts to readers. But in practice things are not always what they seem! The post Peer Review: appeared first on HART.