It seems there’s a little more background here…
CNS, Fox Business silent on controversial views of medical group
June 26, 2009

In a June 26 article, CNSNews.com senior reporter/editor Pete Winn reported on the claims of “Dr. David McKalip of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons,” a Florida neurosurgeon who claimed in a “unique virtual town meeting broadcast on the Internet” that including a public plan option in health care reform — which Winn described as “a mandatory government insurance option” — will result in “government takeover of medicine” with a goal to “ration care” that will cause doctors to “simply start migrating out of medicine.” But Winn did not note that AAPS is a conservative-leaning group that has promoted and endorsed controversial views on medicine and health, including urging doctors not to serve as Medicare providers and supporting a “moratorium on vaccine mandates.”

Similarly, in a June 11 interview of AAPS director of policy and public affairs Kathryn Serkes, Fox Business Network host Stuart Varney did not identify AAPS’ ideological leanings or note its views.
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AAPS members passed a resolution in 2000 calling for a “moratorium on vaccine mandates.”
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In 2001, the AAPS’ Medical Sentinel published a review by Orient of Christopher Ruddy’s book The Strange Death of Vincent Foster.
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A May 2005 AAPS newsletter asserted that the case of Terri Schiavo “took on the trappings of the ‘final decision’ in the Roman Colosseum in the days of the gladiators,”