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John Richard Schrock

John Richard Schrock

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Contributor, Emporia Gazette

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Total articles 407

  • Individualism vs. Community

    By John Richard Schrock| The Marysville Advocate Verified R.F.K. Jr. again asserted that he would let parents decide for themselves whether to vaccinate their child. This will lead to dramatically more deaths from measles and other childhood diseases as more and more states are now removing the requirements for vaccines for school attendance. While flu and the coronavirus have low rates of contagion (one person could transmit it to perhaps two or three), measles has a super-high contagion rate of transmitting to 12 to 18 others.

    By John Richard Schrock · The Marysville Advocate

    Feb. 15, 2025

  • Obesity not a disease

    By John Richard Schrock| The Clarion News Verified A report published in a recent edition of “The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology” strives to redefine obesity. An international group convened to examine the longstanding concept and are recommending better terminology. Francesco Rubino, head of the group stated “The question is; what defines disease?”But obesity is not actually a disease but a condition based on height and weight. The original concept was developed by Lambert Adolphe Jacques Quetelet (1796–1874).

    By John Richard Schrock · The Clarion News

    Jan. 30, 2025

  • Individualism vs. Community

    By John Richard Schrock| The Marysville Advocate Verified R.F.K. Jr. again asserted that he would let parents decide for themselves whether to vaccinate their child. This will lead to dramatically more deaths from measles and other childhood diseases as more and more states are now removing the requirements for vaccines for school attendance. While flu and the coronavirus have low rates of contagion (one person could transmit it to perhaps two or three), measles has a super-high contagion rate of transmitting to 12 to 18 others.

    By John Richard Schrock · The Marysville Advocate

    Feb. 15, 2025

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Emporia Gazette

To practice excellence in community journalism.

Emporia, Kansas, United States

+1 620-342-4800