DO NO HARM

These diaries reflect Dr David Cartlands experience during the COVID-19 pandemic, which he refers to as a 'scamdemic.' He argues that governments, media, and pharmaceutical companies orchestrated a fear-driven response that destroyed trust in medicine, inflicted psychological and economic harm, and promoted what some term experimental vaccines that he views as unsafe. He is a courageous whistleblower who risked his career by questioning the official narrative, all the while remaining committed to the Hippocratic oath, patient safety, and the guiding principle of Do No Harm.

Alongside his experience of institutional corruption and censorship, he recounts his personal journey into medicine: his working-class upbringing, determination to study biomedical science and medicine, and eventual qualification as a GP. He highlights the contrast between the ideals that motivated him to become a doctor and the professional culture of conformity, silencing, and complicity that enabled a global medical catastrophe.

This book seeks to document Dr Cartlands frontline perspective and how his search for truth led to him being struck off the UK medical register.