The Texas Medical Board took “corrective action” last month against a doctor-minister who prescribed hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19 without adequately explaining the health consequences to the ...

Stella Immanuel, MD, was the nation's top prescriber of hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin over the past 2 years, a MedPage Today analysis of prescription data has found. In 2021, Immanuel wrote just ...

At least you knew right away that Dr. Stella Immanuel was nuts when she spoke about demon semen. The far more dangerous of the white-coated figures of America’s Frontline Doctors who appeared in a ...

The Texas Medical Board last month took a “corrective action” against Houston’s Dr. Stella Immanuel after she prescribed hydroxychloroquine to treat a patient’s COVID-19 infection without adequately ...

A Texas doctor famous for promoting debunked treatments and making outlandish statements, including that disease is caused by "demon sperm," warned that the COVID vaccine is a harbinger of biblical ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Cameroonian-born Dr Stella Immanuel (pictured above) has been the talk of social media for ...

President Donald Trump has a new favorite doctor. On July 27, the president and his son Donald Trump, Jr. tweeted a viral video featuring Dr. Stella Immanuel, in which the Houston pediatrician ...

As a small handful of monkeypox cases have been documented in the United States the far right is using that disease to target LGBTQ people. In a segment on Stew Peters’ radio show, he and “Demon Seed” ...

On Aug. 1, Chief Judge Lee Rosenthal (S.D. Tex.) handed down an opinion in Stella Immanuel v. CNN: One of the side effects of COVID-19 is litigation. Some of that litigation has arisen from the ...

The Texas doctor who became famous in 2020 for promoting the use of Hydroxychloroquine [HCQ], an anti-malarial drug, as "a cure" for COVID-19 has filed a defamation lawsuit against CNN and CNN anchor, ...

HOUSTON — A Houston doctor who went viral after spreading unproven claims last year that the drug hydroxychloroquine could cure COVID-19 is facing "corrective action" from the Texas Medical Board. Dr.