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John McCormick

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John McCormick is a reporter, /science/medical columnist and finance and social commentator, with 18,000+ bylined stories and 23 books - seven major books. Currently he writes exclusively for Newsblaze except for books published by Groundhog Press, Inc.
Member, Overseas Press Club of America, 40+ year member of the National Press Club, Member, Press Club of Western PA, retired emergency management coordinator (25 years), physicist, member of The Union of Concerned Scientists. He is a senior NewsBlaze writer who writes incisive, investigative stories.
Medical Blog https://criticalmedicalnews.blogspot.com/ John's recent books: 2023 "A Field Guide to Groundhog Day - a vacation guide to the Punxsutawney area" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BSP9MRW1 Things you thought you knew or were taught but are wrong.vol. 1 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NT79TTR Kindle $3.55 or free for Amazon Prime members, paperback $6.24. Children's book "The Tale of a Worried Little Puppy"
https://www.amazon.com/kindle/dp/B08GP4CRYS/ref=rdr_kindle_ext_eos_detail Visitor's guide to Groundhog Day (best as an ebook but published before Pandemic) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083NZ98JJ "Preparing for Climate Change: Coastal flooding will cost the U.S. billions of dollars within two decades." paperback second edition https://www.amazon.com/dp/1082060615 or ebook https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07TYTG6ZC eBOOK "Blockchain Made Simple" Blockchain is poised to revolutionize business and government data management. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HCY7QPZ and "Preparing for climate change" Other recent books are "Sheep in the Rafters," and "Everywhere I turn There's a Wet Nose" a book for those who see dog hair as a condiment (about the science of and love for dogs) are available on Amazon. Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/John-A.-McCormick/e/B00287RNFS The list of all of his books is here: http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00287RNFS

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U.S. Congress Limits Number of New Doctors – Fight This Threat

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The number of new U.S. doctors is limited by law. I recently learned that most people, and I am talking intelligent, well informed people, never...

EVs vs Gas Cars, Is One Really Better?

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Politics aside, and they really don't make much difference, does moving to mandatory EV adoption make any ecological sense?

Review EazinGo Lightweight Electric Wheelchair Only 36lbs, Supports 220Lbs

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Since I became unable to walk 7 years ago I have worn out 5 inexpensive wheelchairs that had bicycle-type wheels, the kind with wires....

What is Populism and is it Salvation or Damnation for the Economy?

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While many people hang the label fascist on some recent governments and in some instances it seems to fit, the major new political leaning in many countries is populism.

AI Today, Useful but Not Quite Ready to Rule Mankind

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I watched various kinds of AI over the years developing and sometimes failing to develop. AI today is useful but not quite ready to rule mankind.
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