CCCA Podcast Ep. 1: The State of the COVID-19 Crisis
Listen to Episode 1 of the CCCA Podcast “The State of the COVID-19 Crisis” using the Spotify player below, or on Audible.
Listen to Episode 1 of the CCCA Podcast “The State of the COVID-19 Crisis” using the Spotify player below, or on Audible.
According to the Pfizer trial data, the risk of COVID-19 is less than 1%, whether you have received the products or not. The vaccine reduces
Dr. Steven Pelech provided an update regarding a variety of issues with COVID-19. His presentation begins around the 12 min 30 second mark. He covers
Educator and registered veteran midwife, Mary Sharpe, joined research analyst Deanna McLeod in an interview with holistic Ob/Gyn Dr. Nathan Riley.
An international panel of pregnancy, birthing and breastfeeding experts join together to create resources to empower pregnant and breastfeeding women to make informed choices.
While the COVID-19 crisis has officially been declared over, British Columbia’s healthcare workers continue to be subject to ever-stricter pandemic restrictions.
The Scientific and Medical Advisory Committee hosted a meeting with special guest speaker Professor Arne Burkhardt. Professor Burkhardt is a German pathologist and researcher.
The Canadian Government is reforming the regulations in order to expedite the approval of novel drugs to the market, exposing healthy Canadians to potentially high risk products.
Dr. Steven Pelech presented an overview of the science behind many of the issues during the COVID crisis at the National Citizens’ Inquiry (NCI).
Dr. Matthew Evans-Cockle has written an article about the ethical issues with discipline of BC physicians who have voiced their concerns regarding COVID-19 policies.
Dr. JJ Couey presented to the CCCA’s Scientific and Medical Advisory Committee on his hypothesis regarding the infectivity of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and argues against it being capable of causing an infectious pandemic.
Dr. Michael Palmer delivers a presentation on the pathology of spike protein injury following receipt of COVID-19 genetic vaccines.
