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A Midwestern Doctor

@midwesterndoctor English

I cover controversial medical topics and the forgotten side of medicine.

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A Midwestern Doctor has 2,088 subscribers.

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    SARS escaped from laboratories years before the debates over COVID's origins. And some of those incidents led to infections beyond laboratory workers. The danger of studying infectious pathogens was already a subject of scientific concern long before it became a political one. When research is justified as protection against future outbreaks, its own potential to cause an outbreak belongs in the calculation. Here I collect the earlier incidents and warnings, and examine the incentives that keep dangerous research moving forward: https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/why-the-bioweapons-research-industry https://t.me/MidwesternDoctor

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    “It could help” is not enough information to decide whether or not to take a treatment. How likely is the benefit? How much would it improve your life? What is the chance of harm, and how serious could that harm be? A dramatic benefit that rarely happens and a modest benefit that happens often are very different propositions. Yet medical decisions are too often reduced to whether something is approved or recommended. Here I explain the calculation behind those questions, how misleading probabilities distort our choices, and why the answer must account for the person receiving the treatment: https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-critical-calculation-medicine https://t.me/MidwesternDoct...

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    In 1992, a TV talk show let parents describe what happened after their 4-month-old twins got routine shots. The next day, the babysitter called in a panic: Matthew had stopped breathing, "get here as quickly as you can." Matthew died that same day. His surviving twin had gotten a different vaccine lot. https://t.me/MidwesternDoctor

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    86.7% of basal cell skin cancers disappeared in 8 weeks using a cheap mix of vitamin C and DMSO. The standard prescription cream cleared 57.1%, with more side effects. Jimmy Dore asked the obvious question: why has no doctor mentioned this? His guest answered in one sentence: "You can't patent DMSO, and you can't patent vitamin C." And DMSO makes far more than vitamin C work better. https://t.me/MidwesternDoctor

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    In 2006, the evening news told America something the CDC never wanted you to hear: Over 20 years, seniors' flu shot rates more than quadrupled. Their flu deaths didn't fall. They kept climbing. And when reporters asked to interview the government scientist behind the study, the NIH said no. https://t.me/MidwesternDoctor

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    In 1983, America's biggest daytime talk show did something that's never happened since. It spent an hour on a live debate on the DPT shot and vaccine mandates. Injured kids were in the studio, and the host asked what no host would dare ask today: "Why does it have to be a law? Should we have the freedom to decide?" https://t.me/MidwesternDoctor

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    Joe Rogan was asked a simple question: if you survive a heart attack and take a statin for 5 years, how much longer will you live? He guessed a few years. Dr. Aseem Malhotra gave him the number that comes straight from the statin trials themselves. On average, the answer is just over four days. Four days is just the start. Here's what they never tell you about statins: https://t.me/MidwesternDoctor

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    RFK Jr. told Dr. Phil why we have no idea how safe our vaccines are. Vaccines skip much of the safety testing other drugs must go through before they're licensed. We were told a surveillance system would catch any problems afterward. But the reporting system they built captures fewer than 1% of vaccine injuries. That figure is from the government's own 2010 study. And when a better system was built and tested, it found serious injuries in 1 of every 40 recipients. So it was shelved. https://t.me/MidwesternDoctor

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    YouTuber Dan Schaeffer says he “completely cleared” his sinuses with a nasal spray containing DMSO, purified water, and colloidal silver. “No pressure, no nothing.” DMSO has been studied for sinus problems since the 1960s, but few people know about it. Thankfully that is changing and more people are finding the relief they've been seeking. I dug into the research and reports from readers who are still struggling after surgery. https://t.me/MidwesternDoctor

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    Severe brain fog, psychiatric illness and accelerated dementia are some of the saddest but most common vaccine injuries I see - especially since no one believes them. The data now proves the vaccines double the rates of these conditions. Here's how to fix it. midwesterndoctor.com/p/we-now-have-… https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/we-now-have-proof-the-covid-vaccines https://t.me/MidwesternDoctor

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Questions about A Midwestern Doctor

How many subscribers does A Midwestern Doctor have?

A Midwestern Doctor (@midwesterndoctor) has 2,088 subscribers as of November 12, 2026.

Where does A Midwestern Doctor rank?

By subscribers it is #5,504 among English channels, #6,261 worldwide.

Does A Midwestern Doctor post ads?

None of its 18 posts in the last 30 days carried an ad label such as #ad or Sponsored. Unlabelled promotions can’t be detected.

When does A Midwestern Doctor post?

Most often on Wednesday, around 02:00 UTC. It publishes about 4 posts a week.

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