Association of American Physicians and Surgeons

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Remembering Past AAPS Mascots

Tamzin Rosenwasser, MD speaks at the 79th Annual Meeting of AAPS about the official mascot of AAPS, the Newfoundland dog. RESOLUTION 2002-1: Adopting the Newfoundland as the Official Mascot 59th Annual Meeting Association of American Physicians and Surgeons Tucson, Arizona, September 2002 submitted by Dr. Tamzin Rosenwasser WHEREAS: the Newfoundland dog has been recognized throughout the world as a lifesaving breed, freely dedicated to the care of its companions, though not without just and reasonable compensation; and WHEREAS: it has been justly written that the Newfoundland dog possesses beauty without vanity, strength without insolence, courage without ferocity (Byron), attributes self-evident among AAPS members; and WHEREAS: the Newfoundland dog does not bite the hand that feeds it, unlike governments are wont to do; and WHEREAS: a specific member of the Newfoundland breed, Abanakis Kouchibouguac CD, has faithfully attended our national meeting for the past three years, BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED THAT: the Newfoundland be adopted as the canine mascot of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. https://aapsonline.org/resolution-2002-1-adopting-the-newfoundland-as-the-official-mascot/

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Sham Peer Review Update - Lawrence Huntoon, MD, PhD

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Medical Freedom Legal Update - Andrew Schlafly, JD

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COVID-19: Lessons from the Front Line - Craig M. Wax, DO

Dr. Wax presents on fighting for autonomy, informed consent, freedom of speech & choice. From 2022 AAPS Annual Meeting, October 14, 2022, Springfield, Missouri. Learn more about Dr. Wax at http://healthisnumberone.com/