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Pfizer admits in federal court that the COVID gene therapies were never approved through the FDA
January 19, 2024- by Steven E. Greer, MD
Posted in - Opinion, - Pharma, CDC, Congress, FDA, Infectious disease
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Steven E. Greer, MD on OANN discussing virus therapies
April 16, 2020
Steven E. Greer, MD, on CNBC discussing antidepressants
June 8, 2018– In the news recently are the suicide deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain.
Posted in - Pharma, FDA, Psychology Psychiatry
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Steven E. Greer MD: A discussion with Bill O’Reilly about radiation risks
April 1, 2011- A discussion with Bill O’Reilly about radiation risks from the Fukushima nuclear meltdowns and the fallout hitting the U.S. and entire globe.
Posted in - Policy, Congress, NYU, Ohio State, Oncology
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The Joe Piscopo show interviews Steven E. Greer, MD- May 12, 2020
May 12, 2020- by Steven E. Greer In this episode, I discuss:
Posted in - Opinion, - Policy
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Ivermectin works as an antiviral against SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19)
Update September 4, 2022- A new peer-reviewed study found that regular use of ivermectin reduced the risk of dying from COVID-19 by 92%.
Posted in - Biotech, - Generics, - Pharma, FDA, Infectious disease
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The Miami Summit on Healthcare Spending Reduction
June 29, 2010 Produced and interviewed by Steven Greer, MD The Healthcare Channel and The University of Miami Health System hosted a roundtable discussion
Posted in - Policy, CMS, Congress, Univ Miami
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The Who’s Teen Cancer Lounge at Sloan Kettering opens
March 18, 2016- by Steven E. Greer MD The Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center held a press day for its new teen lounge
Posted in Memorial Sloan-Kettering, Oncology
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The Daltrey Townshend teenage and young adult cancer center at UCLA
May 4, 2014- Interviewed by Steven E. Greer More than 20 years ago, Roger Daltrey began forming special cancer units in the UK to treat patients in their teenage
Posted in - Opinion, Oncology, Rehab, UCLA
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25-Years Later: My Med Spa Idea
December 4, 2024- by Steven Greer, MD
Posted in - Opinion, Dermatology, Plastic surgery
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A food-borne illness mystery and what is wrong with current medical schools
March 10, 2025- by Steven E. Greer, MD
The MusiCorps benefit concert 2015
October 16, 2015- by Steven E. Greer, MD We interviewed the Founder of MusiCorps, Arthur Bloom, and one of the musicians in the band,
President Trump adopts plan by The Healthcare Channel to bring back drug manufacturing jobs
Update February 26, 2020 By Steven E Greer, MD
Exclusive: The gender reassignment butchers have taken over my NYU surgery
September 5, 2023- by Steven E. Greer, MD Opinion-
Greer v. The Lancet 4:23-cv-03761 S.D.T.X.
October 1, 2023- by Steven E. Greer, MD
Posted in - Opinion, CDC, CMS, Congress, FDA, Infectious disease, NIH, Pulmonology
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How to establish a face transplant team
Update December 1, 2018- Dr. Rodriguez and his team of at least 100 surgeons, psychiatrists, social
Posted in - Policy, NYU, Plastic surgery
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The long and winding road of the Ventilator Death paper (Perseverance Prevails)
November 1, 2023- by Steven E. Greer, MD
Posted in - JAMA, - Medical Devices, - Opinion, - Policy
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Ten years later: The urgent care trend.
January 31, 2024- by Steven E. Greer, MD It was 10-years ago that I was on the forefront of the “urgent care” trend. There were very few privately-owned ER’s at the time. Anyone needing care had to wait many hours at … Continue reading
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