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Case reveals government attempts to limit available evidence about potential toxicity of water fluoridation

Another step toward globalism

After a group of pro-life doctors was banned by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) from presenting at its annual medical education conference, four Republican congressmen are calling ...

In late February, the University of Minnesota’s Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) released their Coronavirus Vaccines R&D Roadmap. The document, compiled by over 50 scientists and funded ...

New guidelines on treating childhood obesity from the American Academy of Pediatrics call for early and aggressive treatment—including weight loss drugs for children as young as 6 and bariatric surgery ...

How perfectly intelligent people can become incapable of critical reasoning.

Certain treatment protocols have demonstrated efficacy but have garnered little interest from official sources

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics denies it faces conflicts of interest due to funding from junk food makers

An epidemic of vitamin D deficiency is being met with supplements that may present risks

Doctor says childhood obesity is a cultural problem that requires societal solutions beyond policy, starting at conception

An expansion to medical assistance in dying laws will soon compel psychiatrists to consider euthanasia requests for those with depression, PTSD, and other conditions

It’s easy to be duped by the mainstream media's coverage of China, but it’s important to realize that information originating from the Chinese regime is never intended to inform the ...

As the COVID-19 pandemic slowly recedes into the background, the severity of symptoms and outcomes lighten, and immunity against the virus strengthens—the red flag of emergency continues to fly. On ...

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved an unprecedented number of emergency use authorizations (EUAs) for drugs, tests, and medical devices since the beginning of the pandemic. Between March ...

The number of children and young people prescribed anti-psychotic drugs in England almost doubled between 2000 and 2019, according to new research. A study by the University of Manchester’s Centre ...

While the official data from China reports mild disease and low mortalities surrounding the latest COVID-19 outbreaks, Chinese social media is awash with reports of "white lung," a form of lung ...

The following is a continuation of 10 Ways COVID Changed How People Think About Health–Part 1 6. Citizen Researchers The lack of information on COVID-19 and data on vaccine safety ...

COVID-19 has left lasting imprints on everyone. Some lived in fear for three long years of contracting a COVID-19 infection, others lost their jobs as they resisted vaccine mandates, and ...

'The requirement is wholly irrational and not necessary,' said Dr. Simone Gold

'The government is making it as difficult as possible to be compensated for the damages caused by the vaccine'

Preventative antibiotics could be given to children at schools affected by strep A infections, the Minister of State at the Department for Education, Nick Gibb, has said. Investigations are currently ...

The New South Wales (NSW) government has announced it will allow pharmacists in the state to prescribe medication such as hormonal contraceptives, antibiotics, and travel vaccinations from Nov. 14 without ...

"[The doctors] just see the disease, not me as a person," a diabetic patient lamented to Dr. Rajeev Kurapati, Medical Director of Integrative Oncology and Hospitality at St. Elizabeth Healthcare in ...

Michigan health care worker cited religious, medical beliefs 'contrary to agenda' of employer

'We have a pandemic of misinformed doctors and a misinformed and unwittingly harmed public'

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COVID-19 has been infecting people around the world for more than two years. Many people still get the virus even though they have received as many as four vaccinations. Chiang ...