Op-Ed: Can Idaho doctors be disciplined for spreading COVID misinformation?

Dr. Ryan Cole of Boise has been accused of spreading misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines, discouraging life-saving vaccinations and touting unproven remedies for the virus.

BEWARE: Medical totalitarianism

Response to the op-ed about disciplining physicians by Jim Jones.

PANDEMIC: Who to believe

We have two doctors write to the paper, one a retired medical doctor saying that Ivermectin is a proven award-winning drug safe to use for COVID, while the psychologist doctor implies he was a MD.

CRISIS: Cherry-picked reporting

“Health Misinformation Flourishes,” by Audrey Dutton. This headline is one accurate statement from Dutton.

ADVICE: For the unvaccinated

We don’t need no stink-king vaccination.

Mayoral candidates face crisis questions

Forum is third of four from Press, CDA Chamber

2021 Elections Town Hall Forums continue Wednesday

SHOTS: Not for everyone

Let’s not forget that those who came down with COVID and recovered have acquired natural immunity.

CRISIS: Papers peddle misinformation

This is a letter in response to your series on COVID misinformation.

JONES: Misinformed opinions

The “Guest Opinion” from Jim Jones accuses Dr. Ryan Cole of misinformation.

ADVERTISING: Advertorial — Fibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome recovery

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) and fibromyalgia (also called myalgic encephalomyelitis or ME), is characterized by prolonged states of exhaustion often accompanied by problems with cognition, depression, and “all over” pain and stiffness after a minimal amount of activity.

VACCINE: Explaining hesitancy

Gov. Little is welcoming questions regarding “vaccine hesitancy.”

Cheap antidepressant shows promise treating early COVID-19

Cheap antidepressant shows promise treating early COVID-19

Life boils down to making good choices

The pro-choice movement is gaining momentum.

REPORTS: A jab at jabs

According to VAERS COVID Vaccine Data, 595,620 reports through Aug. 13, 2021…

The value of heartworm prevention

April is recognized as National Heartworm Awareness Month as a reminder to protect our furry friends against heartworm disease before mosquito season peaks during the summer.

Idaho hospitals nearly buckling in relentless COVID surge

St. Luke's Boise Medical Center invited The Associated Press into its restricted ICUs this week

Spring vaccinations for dogs

Spring’s warmer weather signals the time for more outdoor adventures, especially for dogs who tend to be curious while outside. It also signals a time when owners should begin thinking about protecting their dogs from outdoor dangers by vaccinating them.

Recognizing when your pig has a skin condition

As the summer heat continues to simmer, the risk of painful sunburns continues to be a concern as well. This is true for humans but also for animals like pigs, whose skin not only closely resembles that of humans but is more sensitive to dermatological diseases.

STDs are on the rise. This morning-after-style pill may help

Millions of Americans are infected each year. Rates are highest in men who have sex with men

Feline vaccinations

Kittens and cats, whether they live indoors or outdoors, can be exposed to diseases caused by viruses or bacteria. Vaccinations help protect our feline friends by preventing the spread of these diseases and boosting their body’s defense against potentially fatal illnesses.