by Zachary Stieber via The Epoch Times
The Danish Medicines Agency review of data from Denmark and the European Union validated a safety signal that arose for chronic hives, or
by Meryl Nass
In a landmark move on Tuesday for State sovereignty and local governance, the Louisiana Senate passed Senate Bill No. 133, a piece of legislation aimed at significantly
By Marc Novicoff
It’s hard to believe sometimes that smartphones and social media haven’t been around forever — but for one generation, they have. Gen Z doesn’t know
by Steve Kirsch
Executive summary
Based on new data I just got from a FOIA request, it appears that the public health epidemiologists in Santa Clara County knew in January
by A Midwestern Doctor
Story at a Glance
•A gradual weakening of the bones which predisposes one to fractures is one of the most common and significant consequences of aging.
by D. Alec Zeck
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In this eye-opening episode, Alec engages in a
By Hallie Golden And Claire Rush
Every part of Barbara Peraza-Garcia and her family’s single-room apartment in Seattle has a double or even triple purpose.
The 180-square-foot (17-square-meter) room
by A Midwestern Doctor
Story at a Glance:
•To maximize profits, the pharmaceutical industry will often identify vulnerable groups who lack the ability to advocate for themselves and refuse pharmaceutical
Etienne Note: A week and ½ ago I made the decision to cover the Amazing Polly’s accusations against the Wellness Company in this article: The Amazing Polly and Kristin Elizabeth
Etienne Note: Kelloggs is one of the those companies that has a hidden 666 in their logo. Check out this article where Jason Christoff and I break down the symbolism
by Fluoride Action Network
Highlights:
• Fluoridation results in only 2% fewer cavities
• No reductions in social inequalities
• No reductions in missing teeth
• Fluoridation a likely net economic loss when capital
