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Sep 15, 2026

Georges C. BenjaminGUEST
21:08
You know, APHA thinks of itself much more broadly than just the narrow public health system that it is.
Georges C. BenjaminGUEST
21:15
And frankly, again, when the earth was formed and associations were just being developed, there was the American Medical Association.
Georges C. BenjaminGUEST
21:25
There was American Public Health Association.
Georges C. BenjaminGUEST
21:27
There were several independent nursing associations, which eventually became the American Nurses Association.
Lois LeeGUEST
19:59
And again, when you frame it that way, I think we can get people on board.
Lois LeeGUEST
20:04
And that's why, you know, the American Medical Association has partnered with the Ad Council.
Lois LeeGUEST
20:10
And I actually really love this phrase, agree to agree, right? There are many things we may not be able to agree on, but we can agree to agree on how we want to keep children safe.
David SpiroHOST
20:20
That's a great answer.
Kristin WalterHOST
19:46
Thanks for listening.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
19:49
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Margaret Grace MyersGUEST
57:10
It is super clear.
Margaret Grace MyersGUEST
57:11
In June of 1944, the American Medical Association urged its membership to cooperate in backing a two-year course in biology in all high schools.
Margaret Grace MyersGUEST
57:20
And they cite the fact that the medical profession cannot be indifferent to widespread public ignorance of biological facts and principles.
Margaret Grace MyersGUEST
57:28
it's amazing.
Dave AspreyGUEST
0:49
Rockefeller still owns and controls all this stuff.
Dave AspreyGUEST
0:51
He created the American Medical Association, and he did this specifically to crush plant-based and natural practice of medicine because he knew that he could make a lot of money selling petroleum-derived pharmaceuticals.
Dave AspreyGUEST
1:04
There's so much abundance and so much opportunity, and it's not as hard to turn it around as you feel like it is.
Dave AspreyGUEST
1:10
Oh man, you wanna blow your mind?

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Dave AspreyGUEST
40:06
So he was ruthlessly competitive.
Dave AspreyGUEST
40:08
So he went out, he created the US school system to make people into non-thinking factory workers, 'cause that's what he wanted.
Dave AspreyGUEST
40:15
He created the American Medical Association, and he did this specifically to crush plant-based and natural practice of medicine because he knew that he could make a lot of money selling petroleum-derived pharmaceuticals.
Tess ShanahanHOST
40:29
Mm.
Stuart FischbeinGUEST
21:52
Yet the first thing that the media will do, mainstream media, not social media, if they have a question about something obstetric, they'll go to, for a quote from ACOG.
Stuart FischbeinGUEST
22:03
Or the quote from the American Medical Association.
Stuart FischbeinGUEST
22:05
The American Medical Association doesn't represent physicians.
Stuart FischbeinGUEST
22:09
Matter of fact, I th- last I heard, there were 14% of physicians belong to the American Medical Association, and almost all of them are in academia.
Stuart FischbeinGUEST
22:17
The individual doctors don't belong there because they don't represent us.
Stuart FischbeinGUEST
22:22
Yet the, that the media will th- will, will imply that they do.
Stacey HaynesGUEST
25:08
Give you an example.
Stacey HaynesGUEST
25:09
The American Medical Association says for even our children under five, if they have behavioral concerns, I'm just going to use ADHD as an example.
Monica RoxanneHOST
25:16
Because
Stacey HaynesGUEST
25:16
when we talk about psychotropic meds, most people understand that medication.
Stacey HaynesGUEST
25:20
That's why we're giving our kids stimulants.
Stacey HaynesGUEST
25:21
Actually, the American Medical Association says we should not be medicating children under five and we should be starting with behavioral training and cognitive therapy.
Stacey HaynesGUEST
25:30
What I say to people with concerns about medicine, if you take Benadryl and I take Benadryl, we're going to have different reactions.
Stacey HaynesGUEST
25:38
Some people, Benadryl doesn't touch them.
Shan BoodramHOST
13:19
All of these interventions fall under a holistic healthcare approach called gender-affirming care, which helps folks align their outward traits with their inner identity.
Shan BoodramHOST
13:27
In the vast majority of cases, gender-affirming care is safe, and it's backed by decades of research and almost every major medical organization in the US, including the American Medical Association and the American Psychological Association.
Shan BoodramHOST
13:41
Gender-affirming care can also be lifesaving, since it can help with the distress many trans and non-binary people feel over the mismatch between their actual gender and their assigned one.
Shan BoodramHOST
13:51
That's called gender dysphoria, and when it's not addressed, it's associated with higher than average rates of mental health conditions and suicide.
Kenny ClarkGUEST
46:33
you call it.
Kenny ClarkGUEST
46:34
As an example, just as an example, right? If for whatever reason the American Medical Association decided, you know what, small cell carcinoma of the lung, we're going to decide that that's no longer a disease.
Kenny ClarkGUEST
46:52
Lung cancer.
speaker_6ADVERTISER
46:54
Whenever fall comes back around, it always feels like a fresh start.
Twyla BraseGUEST
9:46
I just wanna tell you what, uh, Ezekiel Emanuel said recently in a article.
Twyla BraseGUEST
9:51
I guess he wrote it in JAMA, J-A-M-A, which is a journal of the American Medical Association.
Twyla BraseGUEST
9:57
I haven't read the original article.
Twyla BraseGUEST
9:59
I read an article about him and what he said.

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