Podcasts about Pacific Research Institute

Guest Lance Izumi, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss equity grading in public education. What are we doing with our education system, and are we actually supporting our children. Discussion of higher education lowering standards to allow more students into college.  Protests and weekend political shootings. Discussion of political violence, and anti-American agenda...on the day celebrating the beginning of US Army and the war against tyranny and a King. 

The Rod and Greg Show Daily Rundown – Friday, May 30, 20254:20 pm: Jim Antle, Politics Editor for the Washington Examiner, joins Rod and Greg to discuss his report on how the leftist media covered up Joe Biden's physical and mental decline.4:38 pm: Dr. Lance Izumi, Director of the Center for Education at the Pacific Research Institute joins the program for a conversation about how a San Francisco public school system has scrapped plans for a pilot equity grading system after backlash from families and local officials.6:05 pm: This hour will feature some of Greg's best conversations from this week that deserve to be heard again. We'll begin with his conversation with Sabrina Schaeffer of the R Street Institute regarding her DC Journal piece in which she writes that President Trump's reform efforts lack a clear message.6:20 pm: We'll listen back to Greg's conversation with Congressman Mike Kennedy regarding the move by the House of Representatives to codify some of the cuts made by DOGE.6:38 pm: We'll have an encore of Greg's conversation with Logan Spena of Alliance Defending Freedom regarding the Supreme Court's refusal to take up a case of censorship in public schools.6:50 pm: We'll listen back to Greg's interview with Tom DiLorenzo, President of the Mises Institute regarding National Public Radio's decision to sue the Trump administration over a loss of federal funding.

The California Budget & Policy Center and the Pacific Research Institute offer their perspectives on the state budget shortfall and governor's May Revision. Also, UC Davis hosts a symposium on the impacts of USAID cuts to globally focused research. California Budget & Policy Center

Host Clay Howerton talks with Sally Pipes, CEO of The Pacific Research Institute and author of "The World's Medicine Chest."

Guest Mark Quann, author "Be Smart, Pay Zero Taxes", joins to discuss upcoming tax season, Trump's plan to end federal income tax, new tax cuts, and more. How can you avoid paying taxes and worrying about government regulations?  Guest Dr. Lance Izumi, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss the ongoing process to end the Dept of Education, and the role of states. Discussion of how we can use the transition for our benefit. What can states do to change the education process, move funding appropriately, and begin to focus on quality again. 

California has long been a trendsetter...but not always for the right reasons. Known for its innovative spirit and sun-soaked coastline, the state grapples with a multitude of policy challenges, from housing costs to environmental regulations. California's decisions often ripple across the nation, influencing policies from coast to coast. This episode features interviews with leaders from two influential think tanks—Pacific Research Institute and California Policy Center—about their efforts to counteract detrimental policies and promote free-market solutions in the Golden State. These organizations are not only tackling local issues but are also providing a blueprint for other states to avoid California's pitfalls. Sally Pipes is the longtime president of the Pacific Research Institute, a healthcare expert, and author of several books. Rowena Itchon serves as the Chief Operating Officer at the Pacific Research Institute. Will Swaim is the president of the California Policy Center.

As the new Trump Administration continues its work at a breakneck pace the Democrats are losing it. And with RFK Jr taking over at HHS we talk to Sally Pipes of the Pacific Research Institute about her new book, The World’s Medicine Chest, and contemplate what’s ahead for you, medicine and Big Pharma. All that […]

As the new Trump Administration continues its work at a breakneck pace the Democrats are losing it.And with RFK Jr taking over at HHS we talk to Sally Pipes of the Pacific Research Institute about her new book, The World's Medicine Chest, and contemplate what's ahead for you, medicine and Big Pharma.All that and the Parting Shot.

A California Survivor's Guide, with guest Tim Anaya of Pacific Research InstituteSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest Lance Izumi, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss latest test scores and graduation rates in the US. Discussion of failed education policy, the push for school choice, and the latest President Trump policies of ending the Department of Education.  FCC opens investigations into George Soros run radio stations, public funding of PBS and NPR, and edited content from 60Minutes interview with Kamala Harris. Will the FCC finally advocate for free speech again?

0:00 - New Marxist Party rallies for USAID 14:16 - BLM Brandon polling 29:03 - FBI 48:20 - George Beebe, a former director of Russia analysis at the Central Intelligence Agency and currently Director of Grand Strategy at the Quincy Institute, on Trump's new way of looking at the middle east and Tulsi's confirmation chances 01:00:43 - Joe & Sandy Abraham, Father and Aunt of Katie Abraham, share their grief and call for justice after Katie was tragically killed in a hit-and-run accident involving an illegal immigrant in Urbana, IL 01:18:48 - Reaction to Interview with Joe & Sandy Abraham 01:37:09 - Jasmine Crockett AKA "Bleach Blond Bad Built Butch Beach Body" Spice: mediocre white boys and their tears 01:53:46 - Sally Pipes, president/CEO and Thomas W. Smith Fellow in Health Care Policy at the Pacific Research Institute, shares details from new book The World’s Medicine Chest: How America Achieved Pharmaceutical Supremacy—and How to Keep ItSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

4:20 pm: Senator Brady Brammer is running a bill that would ban Utah residents from registering vehicles in the state of Montana to avoid paying state sales taxes, and he joins the program to discuss his reasons for sponsoring the bill.4:38 pm: Mark Krikorian, Executive Director of the Center for Immigration Studies joins the show to discuss how President Trump's mass deportation plan can bring relief to Americans.6:05 pm: Dr. Lance Izumi, Director of the Center for Education at the Pacific Research Institute joins Rod and Greg to discuss the results of the 2024 National Assessment of Educational Progress report which shows U.S. students have still not recovered academically from impacts of the Covid pandemic.6:38 pm: Ramsey Touchberry, Congressional Reporter for the Washington Examiner, joins the program to discuss today's confirmation hearing for Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the nominee to run the Department of Health and Human Services.

While many understand the failures of the late Jimmy Carter's presidency, he is often referred to as our “best ex-president” because of his humanitarian and diplomatic efforts following his loss to President Reagan. However, the rose-colored glasses through which many Americans view his post-presidency ignore his disastrous meddling in foreign affairs and blatant antisemitism since leaving office. Despite his humanitarian efforts, Jimmy Carter was not the elder statesman his allies alleged him to be. Rather, Carter's true legacy is that of someone who wished to remain president without the constitutional fetters of the office, undermining his successors of both parties. Steven Hayward is the Edward L. Gaylord Visiting Professor of Public Policy at Pepperdine University and a senior fellow at the Pacific Research Institute. He was previously a resident scholar at UC Berkeley's Institute of Governmental Studies and the F.K. Weyerhaeuser Fellow in Law and Economics at the American Enterprise Institute. Dr. Hayward is the author of The Real Jimmy Carter: How Our Worst Ex-President Undermines American Foreign Policy, Coddles Dictators and Created the Party of Clinton and Kerry (Regnery 2004). Read the transcript here.

Guest Dr. Lance Izumi, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss public education proficiencies in reading, writing, and math, as the scores show we continue to decline. Discussion of change in reading lessons, phonics curriculum, and the potential end of the Department of Education.  Are we starting to see the mainstream media begin to advocate for anti-American policy by fighting against the Trump agenda? Discussion of the "block Trump" movement from states and Democrats to obstruct the Trump agenda.  AOC looks to head up a House committee on investigating...the government?

Guest Tim Anaya, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss latest book on surviving California policy. Discussion of change in tone from Governor Newsom, ballot measures to vote on, and pushing back against liberal California views.  Kamala tries to call for unity at rally in DC. Did it work or is it too late? Discussion of post election day concerns with late counted ballots, court challenges, and civil unrest. 

Rod and Greg Show Daily Rundown – Tuesday, October 22, 20244:20 pm: Matty Altmyer, aka Cousin Matty, a Pennsylvania resident, joins Rod and Greg for a conversation about the latest he's hearing from customers about the Presidential election at the drive-thru beer store.   5:05 pm: Desiree Hennessy of the Utah Patients Coalition joins the show to discuss the results of a poll the shows half of Utah voters support fully legalized recreational marijuana use in the state.6:05 pm: Tim Anaya of the Pacific Research Institute joins the program to discuss the institute's latest book, “The California Left Coast Survivor's Guide,” which aims to stop the leftist “California way” from infecting the rest of the country.

This week on The Learning Curve, co-hosts Alisha Searcy of DFER and U-Arkansas Prof. Albert Cheng interview Lance Izumi, Koret Senior Fellow and Senior Director of Education Studies at the Pacific Research Institute. Mr. Izumi delves into his latest book, The Great Classroom Collapse: Teachers, Students, and Parents Expose the Collapse of Learning in America’s Schools. He discusses why, despite decades of […]

This week on The Learning Curve, co-hosts Alisha Searcy of DFER and U-Arkansas Prof. Albert Cheng interview Lance Izumi, Koret Senior Fellow and Senior Director of Education Studies at the Pacific Research Institute. Mr. Izumi delves into his latest book, The Great Classroom Collapse: Teachers, Students, and Parents Expose the Collapse of Learning in America's Schools. He discusses why, despite decades of education reforms and vast spending, many American students remain underprepared in critical subjects like reading and math. He explores how the focus on social justice and political agendas has shifted attention away from academic quality and meritocracy in K-12 education, leading to troubling outcomes in many districts. Mr. Izumi highlights widespread issues in reading instruction, including the long-standing evidence for phonics and why NAEP reading scores have stagnated over the years. He shares concern of "constructivist" math methods and reflects on the impact of Common Core on declining math scores nationwide. Izumi concludes with reform recommendations aimed at restoring academic rigor and equality of opportunity in American schools.

Joe Selvaggi speaks with Tim Anaya of the Pacific Research Institute about his new book, The California Left Coast Survivor's Guide, exploring insights and lessons on how Massachusetts can stay competitive.

Joe Selvaggi speaks with Tim Anaya of the Pacific Research Institute about his new book, The California Left Coast Survivor's Guide, exploring insights and lessons on how Massachusetts can stay competitive.

Guest Lance Izumi, Pacific Research Institute and author "The Great Classroom Collapse", joins to discuss upcoming school year. Discussion of failed curriculum in public schools, the lowering of standards each year, and the failing of hitting basic standards. How do we fix it?  Biden announces his official handing off of election nomination...why? Discussion of his "successes" during his administration. Biden and Netanyahu meet in the oval office for a "fireside chat".   

Guest Wayne Winegarden, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss latest opinion from US Supreme Court on homelessness, and remove homeless camps as unreasonable "cruel and unusual punishment". Discussion of Democrat run cities allowing homelessness to be a bigger issue, and the lack of protection from property rights.  Biden begins to get "testy" with media as mainstream continues to turn on him.  GOP adopts the Trump platform as we are 1 week away from RNC Convention. 

Dr. Wayne Winegarden, Senior Fellow in Business and Economics at the Pacific Research Institute, explains why the claims of ESG investing advantage turned out to be based on an illusion, which reversed itself when energy companies began to outperform tech stocks. He also points out that ESG when applied as an investment methodology increases fees and decreases returns. Dr. Winegarden warns that a crisis in state pension and health insurance plans is virtually inevitable and how red states are likely going to be forced to bailout blue states. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of DC EKG, hosts Joe Grogan and Eric Ueland sit down with Sally Pipes, the President and CEO of the Pacific Research Institute, to discuss California's decision to provide free healthcare to illegal immigrants and its implications for taxpayers and the healthcare system. Throughout the discussion, Sally delves into the challenges of a single-payer healthcare system, discusses patient empowerment amidst government-centric policies, and critiques the Affordable Care Act for its ongoing issues. She passionately advocates for reforms such as revisiting Certificate of Need (CON) laws and expanding scope of practice for non-physician practitioners, highlighting their potential to enhance healthcare access and affordability. Sally also emphasizes the transformative impact of telehealth on improving accessibility, particularly in underserved areas. Support the show: https://x.com/DCEKGpodcast Follow Sally: https://x.com/sallypipes

How Gov. Newsom wants to close the state's budget shortfall. Also, upcoming updates to Sacramento International Airport. Finally, the Strawberry Music Festival in Grass Valley. Unpacking California's May Revise The State Legislature has until June 15 to pass a balanced budget. On Friday, Gov. Gavin Newsom put forward his revised budget - commonly known as the May Revise. Joining us to discuss the governor's fiscal priorities and strategy to close an estimated $56 billion over the next two fiscal years is Scott Graves, the Budget Director at the California Budget & Policy Center. We are also joined by Wayne Winegarden, a Senior Fellow of Business and Economics at the Pacific Research Institute. Updates to Sacramento International Airport is preparing for a busy travel future, recently announcing new destinations and working on a number of new infrastructure upgrades - from a new parking garage to updated local dining options. Stephen Clark is the Deputy Director of Airport Commercial Development at SMF and joins Insight with an update on the airport's push to increase its nonstop flights, as well as the new projects meant to improve the traveling experience. Strawberry Music Festival One of the jammiest music festivals in the country returns to Grass Valley over Memorial Day Weekend. All-female bluegrass band Big Richard is one of the headliners at the 72nd Strawberry Music Festival and they join emcee Rita Hosking to talk about what makes playing this family-friendly campout so special.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Thursday, May 9, 20244:20 pm: Andrew Chapados, a writer for The Blaze, joins the program to discuss how Disney CEO Bob Iger has announced the company will focus on creating sequel films for existing storylines because they are easier to market.4:38 pm: Daniel Oliver, Chairman of the Board of the Education and Research Institute and Director of the Pacific Research Institute joins the program for a conversation about his piece for American Greatness asking whether Americans care about elections anymore.6:05 pm: Scott Morefield, a columnist with Townhall.com joins Rod for a conversation about his piece on why the leftists in America hate Israel.6:20 pm: Steve Moore, an Economist with FreedomWorks, joins Rod for their weekly conversation about politics and the nation's economy.6:38 pm: Tim Graham, Executive Editor of Newsbusters at the Media Research Center joins Rod to discuss his congressional testimony yesterday regarding the biased reporting of National Public Radio, which is funded by taxpayer money.

Guest Wayne Winegarden, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss latest legal case regarding homelessness and tent cities. Do the homeless have a right to use public land to pitch a tent? Discussion of causes of homelessness, and progressive policies allowing takeover of private property.  Holocaust Remembrance Day comes with US the wavering on Israel support. Discussion of faux ceasefire, Hamas political play, and PR stunt to demonize IDF. 

Guest Wayne Winegarden, economist with Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss latest 1,000 document release from the "Reparations Task Force", advocating for payments for decedents of slaves. How much would it cost? Recap of SOTU. Did Biden singlehandedly destroy the Democrat narrative on "illegal immigration"?  Biden releases new campaign ad laughing off concerns about old age. 

Guest Steve Greenhut, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss the current housing crisis in CA and abroad. How did we get here? Discussion of government regulation, taxes, mortgage rates and more.  Joe Biden receives annual physical...will we see results? KJP goes on defense about not getting cognitive test from WH doctor.  Mitch McConnell announces retirement from leadership. Did he just give a gift to the GOP?

Circa 1990, the late great Milton Friedman gave this eloquent half-hour introduction to his views on economic policy. David Boaz, Cato's executive vice-president, then moderates a free-wheeling policy conversation between Friedman, David Henderson of the Naval Post-Graduate School, Sally Pipes of the Pacific Research Institute, and Hannes Gissurarson of the University of Iceland.

Are the rich out to get us? Or is it the government? We discuss. Plus, the deep state in Washington looks to crush the idea of contract workers. Wayne Winegarden, an economist with the Pacific Research Institute in California, explains.

Winter storm update, as well as avalanche risks and terrain around Tahoe Basin. Also, how Gov. Newsom plans to close California's $38 billion budget shortfall. Finally, Opera Modesto's new production of Sherlock Holmes and Jack and the Beanstalk. Palisades Avalanche and Snow Update On Wednesday morning, an avalanche struck on the slope of Palisades Tahoe Resort. The avalanche occurred on the slopes under the KT-22 lift on its opening day, killing one skier, injuring another and catching two more in the slide. Brian Hickey is a longtime reporter and traffic anchor at KCRA, and also a lifelong backcountry adventurer in the Sierra. He joins Insight to discuss the avalanche risks and terrain around Tahoe. And Dr. Andrew Schwartz, Lead Scientist and Manager of UC Berkeley's Central Sierra Snow Lab, provides an update on snowfall in the region after the recent spate of storms. California's Budget Shortfall Outlook Gov. Gavin Newsom detailed how California plans to close a budget shortfall. Gov. Newsom's Department of Finance projects a $38 billion deficit, which is far less than the $68 billion that was projected late last year by the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office (LAO). CapRadio State Politics Reporter Nicole Nixon walks us through the budget adjustments the governor's office plans to make. We also have the perspective of Wayne Winegarden, a Senior Fellow for Business and Economics at the Pacific Research Institute -  which works to advance free-market solutions. Opera Modesto's Upcoming Performances 's latest production is a modern twist on two classic fairy tales.  This weekend, the opera presents the professional world premiere of “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Fallen Giant,” an operatic mashup of “Jack and the Beanstalk and Sherlock Holmes.”  The production is slated for full-length two-act performances this weekend, then Opera Modesto will take the show on the road to five community theaters in three counties and over 4,000 students.  Joining us today are Opera Modesto General Director Roy Stevens, Composer Evan Meier, and Librettist E.M. Lewis to discuss the production and the outreach program to regional schools.

Guest Wayne Winegarden, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss unspent COVID funds from federal government. What are the plans for near $90B?  Biden admin and KJP start off new year with major media push. Priorities of Bidenomics, student loan forgiveness, and minimum wage hikes. 

Guest Dr. Lance Izumi, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss education post COVID. Are we back on track at proper education levels in public ed? Discussion of how higher education is picking up slack to get student "college ready".  Kevin McCarthy announces official retirement from House...is dramatic fashion.  Democrats look to new face to be potential presidential candidate. 

Lance Izumi, a distinguished author, renowned researcher, and passionate education advocate, serves as the Senior Director of the Center for Education at the esteemed Pacific Research Institute. Izumi discusses his impressive background and latest 2023 co-authored masterpiece, "The Great Parent Revolt." Izumi provides deep insights into the ever-evolving landscape of American public education, shedding light on the crucial issues and innovations shaping its future.

Wayne Winegarden, Senior Fellow at the Pacific Research Institute, discusses the news that AbbVie still controls more than 97 percent of the market nearly a year after Humira biosimilars launched; Darius Lakdawalla, Co-Author of the GRACE Model and Director of Research at the Schaeffer Center for Health Policy and Economics at the University of Southern California, describes how his model is different from what we currently use; and Patients Rising Now is working on its latest report about Formulary Practices. Endpoints News Article: Almost a year since Humira biosimilars launched, AbbVie still controls more than 97% of the US market Pacific Research Institute Webpage The GRACE Model  

Guest Jeff Calhoun, Tactical Civics, joins to discuss ways for "we the people" to take back power. Discussion of government centralization, 4th branch of government, and how citizens and states can hold government accountable.  Guest Dr. Wayne WineGarden, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss the migration of people from blue states to red states. Discussion of high tax states and high regulation states, vs states with "freedom".  Hilary Clinton has a new message for MAGA. 

Dr. Lance Izumi, senior director of the Center for Education at the Pacific Research Institute, joins the Students Over Systems podcast to discuss why K-12 public schools aren’t as good as middle-class parents think. Dr. Izumi describes three of his recent books that expose the weaknesses of the K-12 education system and highlights stories of […]

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Friday, September 8, 20234:20 pm: Dr. Lance Izumi, Director of the Center for Education at the Pacific Research Institute joins the program to discuss the results of a new poll of voters regarding parental influence on school boards.4:38 pm: Daniel A. Cox, Director of the Survey Center on American Life, joins the show to discuss the results of a recent survey that show Donald Trump may have a problem with Mormon voters.6:05 pm: Victoria Snitsar Churchill, Writer and Editor of American Liberty News and The Republican Standard, joins the show for a conversation about her recent piece about the online backlash against Utah company Liberty Safe after the company gave the FBI access to a customer's safe. That customer was a January 6 protester.6:38 pm: We'll listen back to Rod's conversation earlier this week with Ward Clark, a contributor to Red State, regarding his piece pondering if the United States is currently under the direction of a shadow president.

Guest Dr. Wayne Winegarden, Pacific Research Institute, joins to discuss homeless epidemic in California. Discussion of crime rates, government policy, government programs and more. Is the state too far gone...or can we end the tent cities? New York City declares emergency with migrants. Discussion of immigration policy, economic impact, and social programs. If NYC can't handle migrants...who can?

Avalere releases a study focused on ICER assessments and whether or not they take into account the patient experience when creating their reports; Wayne Winegarden, a Senior Fellow with the Pacific Research Institute explains how new Humira biosimilars have affected the market and their possible effect on PBMs; and drug shortages are worsening, and this time they're affecting diabetes medications. Avalere Webpage: Use of Patient-Centered Outcomes in ICER Assessments Patients Rising Now Comments Fierce Pharma News Article: Eli Lilly's Mounjaro shortage worsens ahead of potential obesity FDA approval  

On this episode of The Bespoke Parenting Podcast, host Julie Gunlock talks to Dr. Lance Izumi, senior director of the Pacific Research Institute’s Center for Education, about his new book, The Great Parent Revolt: How Parents and Grassroots Leaders Are Fighting Critical Race Theory in America's Schools. Julie and Dr. Izumi also discuss the largely COVID-driven […]

On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Lance Izumi, senior director of the Center for Education at the Pacific Research Institute, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss the growing number of people who are leading the charge against ideological indoctrination in schools.You can find Izumi's book "The Great Parent Revolt: How Parents and Grassroots Leaders Are Fighting Critical Race Theory in America's Schools" here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-great-parent-revolt-lance-izumi/1142911660

On this episode of “The Federalist Radio Hour,” Lance Izumi, senior director of the Center for Education at the Pacific Research Institute, joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss the growing number of people who are leading the charge against ideological indoctrination in schools. You can find Izumi’s book “The Great Parent Revolt: How […]

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing a number of cases this term, including two cases pertaining to affirmative action in college admissions. The justices of the nation's highest court heard arguments for about five hours on Oct. 31 in the cases Students for Fair Admissions vs. President and Fellows of Harvard College and Students for Fair Admissions vs. University of North Carolina."So, what these cases involve is, basically at the heart, is racial discrimination. What Harvard and UNC have done, at least it's alleged by the plaintiffs, is that they have used their admission system to specifically keep down the numbers of Asian Americans who are being admitted into those two institutions," Lance Izumi, a senior director of education studies at the Pacific Research Institute, told The Daily Signal."And so, in the case of Harvard, for example, they have used race as a factor, has been allowed under previous Supreme Court rulings, but have used it in a way that basically sets a quota on the number of Asians who are being admitted into Harvard," said Izumi, who is also the author of Obama's Education Takeover.Izumi added: So, for example, if you took an Asian American applicant who had a 25% chance of getting into Harvard, if you changed his race to Hispanic American, that same person with the same characteristics would have a 77% chance of getting into Harvard.And if you change that Asian American to [an] African American, again with the same characteristics, that person would then have a 95% chance of getting into Harvard.Izumi joins "The Daily Signal Podcast" to further discuss the Supreme Court cases, the impact of these cases, record-low ACT scores, and what he hopes the next Congress will accomplish on education policy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow Pandemic: Long Covid and the Americans with Disability Act HenryMillerMD.org  Pacific Research Institute https://www.oliveoiltimes.com/world/events-across-italy-set-to-celebrate-traditional-olive-groves/113147

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow #Covid: The new Omicron BQ subvariants & What is to be done? HenryMillerMD.org Pacific Research Institute https://www.politico.com/news/2022/10/17/covid-officials-scramble-omicron-subvariant-00062106

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow #Pandemic: Vaccine updates & What is to be done? Henry Miller, Pacific Research Institute HenryMillerMD.org https://www.commonwealthfund.org/blog/2022/fall-covid-19-booster-campaign-could-save-thousands-lives-billions-dollars

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow #Pandemic: Long Covid grows in alarms.Henry Miller, Pacific Research Institute HenryMillerMD.org https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-33415-5

Photo: No known restrictions on publication. @Batchelorshow #Covid: Long #Covid and dementia. Henry Miller, Pacific Research Institute, HenryMillerMD.org https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-08-17/covid-s-harmful-effects-on-the-brain-reverberate-years-later