We think we know how viruses spread, but we don't, says Dr Clare Craig. Why do they come in regular waves that continue even on isolated submarines? Germ theory explains some of the evidence, but it's not the whole picture.
A new Lancet paper has drawn headlines suggesting Covid is a greater myocarditis risk to children than vaccination. Diagnostic pathologist Dr Clare Craig dissects the study and finds this conclusion seriously misleading.
There was a "generational slaughter" in care homes during Covid. But it wasn't mainly caused by a virus, says diagnostic pathologist Dr Clare Craig. Now the Covid Inquiry has heard the harrowing evidence of mistreatment.
It's been a dark week in the UK, with the Commons approving both abortion up to birth and assisted suicide via poisoning on the NHS. Dr Clare Craig was outside Parliament on Friday and sees reasons not to lose hope.
In 2020 anyone claiming Covid was like influenza was branded a conspiracy theorist. Yet now we hear demands for masks and social distancing for flu. But asymptomatic spread is a myth for flu as well, says Dr Clare Craig.
Deaths in the Moderna-vaccinated are up to 50% higher than in the Pfizer-vaccinated, according to data released by the Czech Government. This is serious and must be addressed, says Dr. Clare Craig.
A recent study of deaths in U.S. students appears to show a declining rate of sudden cardiac deaths. Dr. Clare Craig looks at why the results are not all they seem.
Public Health Scotland identified a spike of 65 baby deaths during the Covid vaccine rollout but has refused to investigate the role of the vaccines as it could "harm vaccine confidence".
Excess deaths in Australia are fuelling fears about the role of Covid vaccines, says Dr Clare Craig, as the country had little Covid before 2022, making it a control group for identifying harms from the vaccines and virus.
Progress in science requires challenging beliefs, admitting error and embracing open debate. But during the Covid pandemic, counter-narrative evidence was manipulated, sidelined and ignored, says Dr Clare Craig.
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