McCullough's CV is quite remarkable. As you may know, I fact check and cross reference CVs since no one les does. McCullough CV reveals the following: Despite having four different jobs in three different states over a twenty year period, Dr. McCullough maintained unusually prolific productivity. In the 240 months from 2000 to 2020 he published an astounding 633 peer reviewed papers averaging nearly three publications per month! He also authored 33 textbook chapters over the 21 year period from 1997-2021. He obtained 79 principle investigator contracts at a rate of one every three months. He obtained 30 research grants in 20 years and served on 26 Data Safety Monitoring Committees, 11 End Point Committees and 21 Clinical Trial Steering Committees. He delivered 371 invited lectures around the world, averaging over 18 a year. He also reports being a manuscript reviewer for 123 different medical and scientific journals. This academic production far surpasses anything I have ever read in any other CV including those of some of the most distinguished professors at the world’s leading medical schools. I have never seen anyone publish 3 peer reviewed artcles per month on average, month after month, for 20 years. Kinda unbelievable isn't it?
McCullough was supposed to notify the Texas Medical Board that he is no longer board certified. It appears he never did so because the TMPB continued to list him as board certified despite being informed repeatedly to the contrary.
McCullough's CV is quite remarkable. As you may know, I fact check and cross reference CVs since no one les does. McCullough CV reveals the following: Despite having four different jobs in three different states over a twenty year period, Dr. McCullough maintained unusually prolific productivity. In the 240 months from 2000 to 2020 he published an astounding 633 peer reviewed papers averaging nearly three publications per month! He also authored 33 textbook chapters over the 21 year period from 1997-2021. He obtained 79 principle investigator contracts at a rate of one every three months. He obtained 30 research grants in 20 years and served on 26 Data Safety Monitoring Committees, 11 End Point Committees and 21 Clinical Trial Steering Committees. He delivered 371 invited lectures around the world, averaging over 18 a year. He also reports being a manuscript reviewer for 123 different medical and scientific journals. This academic production far surpasses anything I have ever read in any other CV including those of some of the most distinguished professors at the world’s leading medical schools. I have never seen anyone publish 3 peer reviewed artcles per month on average, month after month, for 20 years. Kinda unbelievable isn't it?
McCullough was supposed to notify the Texas Medical Board that he is no longer board certified. It appears he never did so because the TMPB continued to list him as board certified despite being informed repeatedly to the contrary.
Anti-vaccine cultists "helping out" other anti-vaccine cultists.