The Hippocratic Oath And Medical Ethics Versus COVID Mandates

American Thinker.com ^ | November 12, 2021 | Jeff M. Lewis

[Kaslin]

The admonition “do no harm” neither explicitly nor implicitly compels a priority, which is commonly heard as “First, do no harm.” It would seem intuitive, however, that the doctor treating the patient would not want the medicine, or cure, to do greater harm than the injury or illness. When attempting to correct a problem, “First, do no harm” should be inherently obvious, whether one is an auto mechanic, aircraft technician, plumber, carpenter, highly skilled and specialized surgeon, or medical doctor.

“Customer Satisfaction” and “Personalized Service” are typically how business owners view the same principle because that is how we stay in business and feed, clothe, shelter, educate, and otherwise provide for our families.

Sadly, those elected to the government who are entrusted to appoint individuals to positions in their alphabet soup of departments and agencies, who then learn their own language of catchphrases, talking points, agency acronyms, and regulations, know only one way to do things: their way, at their pace.

I will assert that the COVID vaccine mandate is not good medicine. Dr. Robert Malone has been credited with inventing the mRNA “vaccine.” He has been quoted in radio, television, and print media (too widely to list here) saying that a drive to vaccinate the general population is the wrong approach.

Well, that is curious, isn’t it? One would think the inventor of the “vaccine” would advocate for its widest possible distribution and use, just as the government is doing. However, Dr. Malone has said repeatedly that widely “vaccinating” the general public will provide an infectious virus, living in many millions of “vaccinated” hosts, more opportunity to mutate and develop into a “vaccine” resistant strain.

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Yahoo puts the following in the “entertainment” category (see url). have a feeling they are not revealing all the damage. as for how false positives might be ***dangerous, what a load of codswallop:

12 Nov: Yahoo: Business Insider: FDA expands recall of Ellume at-home COVID-19 tests to 2.2 million units over false positive results
by Emily Walsh
The FDA recalled 2 million Ellume at-home COVID-19 tests, about fives times more units than were in the company’s original recall from October.
The tests can give people false-positive results for the coronavirus.
So far there have been 35 recorded false-positive tests sent to the FDA and no recorded deaths...

False-positive COVID-19 tests can be ***dangerous, according to the FDA. Those who are sick and receive a false positive test for coronavirus can put themselves further at risk for not receiving proper treatment for their actual illness. False-positive results can also lead to the further spread of COVID-19 when presumed positive people quarantine together, isolation from friends and family, disregard for the recommended precautions against COVID-19, and adverse side effects from any treatment they receive for COVID-19, the FDA states with the recall...
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/fda-expands-recall-ellume-home-193038173.html

11 Nov: Sydney Morning Herald: Australia’s Ellume recalls 2.2m COVID tests in US over false positive concerns
By Emma Koehn; with Bloomberg
Brisbane testing biotech Ellume has recalled 2.2 million of its do-it-yourself coronavirus tests in the US as concerns about false positive results increase...

One of the Biden administration’s earliest moves on COVID-19 testing was a $US232 million investment into expanding Ellume’s manufacturing. The company’s product was the first of its kind to be cleared for use without a prescription by the FDA, in late 2020...

It was the first over-the-counter test approved for use in the US, but is not currently available for use in Australia...
Users who get a positive result for these tests are required to confirm that result with a laboratory-processed PCR test...
https://www.smh.com.au/business/companies/australian-company-ellume-recalls-2-2m-covid-tests-in-us-over-false-positive-concerns-20211111-p597xt.html