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Dr. Joseph Guarino resides in the Piedmont Triad section of North Carolina and practices medicine in Reidsville. He earned his medical degree at the former Medical College of Virginia (now VCU School of Medicine) in Richmond. His medical residency was in the field of preventive and occupational medicine at the University of South Carolina (USC) in Columbia. He earned a Master's of Public Health at the USC School of Public Health. He has been practicing medicine for more than 30 years. He is a member of Lawndale Baptist Church in Greensboro. He is also affiliated with North Carolina Physicians for Freedom, the Constitution Party of North Carolina and the Reidsville Kiwanis Club.
Listen, My Children, And You Shall Hear…
250 years ago this past weekend (HT: Fred):
Electing A New Pope
The news of Pope Francis’ passing is not especially surprising given his recent health challenges. He was a controversial pope in view of his intensely progressive/ socialist cultural and political stance. Much like the liberal mainline Protestants, he warped and distorted Christian teaching to conform to his own political beliefs. […]
Fighting Transgender Madness In Colorado
William Wolfe is the director of the Center for Baptist Leadership. He lives in North Carolina, but traveled to Colorado to speak at a rally against a bill that would take away parental rights. Here is his speech: If not you, then who? If not now, then when? And if […]
“Make The West Great Again”
Rendiamo l’Occidente di nuovo grande – Make the West Great Again pic.twitter.com/Z499ZRGx85 — Giorgia Meloni (@GiorgiaMeloni) April 17, 2025
What Is A Vaccine?
Decades ago, when I trained in the field of public health, the CDC used to be very highly regarded. That is no longer true:
What Islam Teaches Its Young
Rescissions Coming
Poetic Justice
A Couple of Surprises Incorporated Into NC Senate Budget
The NC Senate has just passed its proposed budget. It includes a modest income tax reduction and an array of spending measures. But there were a few measures that were noteworthy and somewhat surprising. The first is the elimination of the Certificate of Need process that gives hospital systems greater […]