A Historic Review of Howard Armistead's Research,  from Most to Least Significant                 The following is a list of Howard Armistead’s scientific insights and contributions to health research. It proceeds from the most to the least significant and mentions a few of the over fifty-seven AIDS and virology conferences he has attended in eighteen countries between 1991 and 2021. Since 1990 Mr. Armistead has primarily attempted to improve the understanding of the cause, pathogenesis, and the effects of pandemic viral diseases including HIV/AIDS, Ebola, Zika, SARS-1 and -2, and H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza. He is currently writing essays on uterine fibroids and on sickle cell anemia. Armistead writes medical essays that translate complex medical science into understandable language. He does not author medical journal articles. His essays can be found on his weblog CloserToaCure.com an...

Dear Mr. Wallace-Wells,             Your April 24th interview in the New York Times Magazine with Dr Anthony Fauci about what went wrong during the Covid-19 pandemic was enlightening. Although you tried to pin the tail on the donkey with questions such as “What went wrong?”, “What could we do better next time?”, and “What reforms are needed for pandemic preparedness?”, you were blind to the unrecognized but essential questions. Why were there no early therapies to treat Covid-19? Why did it take almost two years before there was any effective, early treatment for Covid-19? Why wasn’t there something available from day one to treat this viral disease? The fact that a whole class of broad-spectrum antiviral drugs exist that can treat most viral infections appears beyond the scope of knowledge of both Tony Fauci and you. You should not be expected to know that. Dr Fauci should. After all, I first handed him information about NF-kappa...