Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Pre-infection advice" video.

In the US, people with PhDs in nursing are in policymaking positions and can have certain prescribing rights as well.
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The CDC and the FDA refuse to tell us the true number of serious vaccine injuries. Therefore in the US, we do not know our relative risk/benefit.
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@catwoman7462 That describes policymaking.
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@RabJ208 Is that the case in Europe? In the US, it wasn't the norm to have every thesis published, it was a scramble to get a book contract out of it, for tenure. (You have heard of adjunct faculty?) In France when I lived there, every science doctorate had to publish a paper with the results of their thesis research in a major peer-reviewed journal to demonstrate independently that the work was original. Otherwise, they would not be awarded the doctorate. Americans were amazed at the time. Don't recall discussions with Brits. Anyway, sounds like a good practice.
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@RabJ208 His latest post links to the two textbooks he wrote. One could consult those for a brief bio.
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@RabJ208 I'm talking about the fact that they usually have blurbs concerning an author's academic qualifications to write said textbook, verified by the publisher. A quick way to check, usually.
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@RabJ208 You've never noticed?
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@RabJ208 🤣🤣🤣
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@RabJ208 Do you know what bio means? LOL
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@RabJ208 Well, if his thesis is not published, we don't know.
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@RabJ208 And his you cannot confirm?
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