An expert review suggests that long-term use of statins may be inadvertently aiding the enemy by accelerating coronary artery calcification. By Vance Voetberg For decades, statins have been heralded as reliable…
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How One Cancer Survivor Triggered Interest in Repurposed Anti-Parasitic Drugs
by EditorKGrowing numbers of cancer sufferers are trying the Tippens Protocol—a remedy not approved by the FDA—with oncologists reporting good anecdotal success. By Huey Freeman Joe Tippens never planned to discover a…
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COVID ‘Razor Throat’ Variant Now Found in 15 US States: Here’s What We Know
by EditorKSome doctors and outside health experts have said patients are reporting a sharp ‘razor blade’ throat or ‘razor throat.’ By Jack Phillips, Breaking News Reporter The COVID-19 variant that has driven…
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FDA Says No Licenses for COVID-19 Vaccines for Many Americans Without Trial Data
by EditorKThe trials ‘can provide reassurance that the American repeat-boosters in-perpetuity strategy is evidence-based,’ officials said. By Zachary Stieber, Senior Reporter The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will not approve COVID-19 vaccines…
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RFK Jr. Defends His Comments on Vaccines: ‘I’m Going to Tell the Truth’
by EditorK‘The reason people have lost faith in this program is that they’ve been lied to by public officials for year after year after year,’ the health secretary says. By Zachary Stieber,…
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Health Secretary Says Environmental Factors, Not Genetics, Behind Spike in Autism
by EditorKHealth Secretary Says Environmental Factors, Not Genetics, Behind Spike in Autism By Nathan Worcester and Zachary Stieber, Senior Reporter WASHINGTON—The spike in autism has been caused by environmental factors as opposed to…
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HHS Releases Tool to Search for Chemical Contaminants in Foods
by EditorKPeople can use the tool to find contaminants in bananas, carrots, milk, and other foods and drinks. By Zachary Stieber, Senior Reporter The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services…
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Chewing Gum Can Shed Microplastics Into Saliva: American Chemical Society
by EditorKMicroplastic exposure may increase risk of some cancers and reproductive issues. By Naveen Athrappully Chewing a single piece of gum releases hundreds or thousands of microplastics into the saliva, with the…
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Why Petroleum-Based Yellow Food Dye, Targeted by RFK Jr., Poses Hidden Risks to Children
by EditorKTartrazine took the spotlight in a recent Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. video and was one of six dyes recently banned from food served in California schools. By Amy Denney Parents…
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Harvard Med Student Eats 720 Eggs in 30 Days, Highlighting a New Trend: N=1 Science
by EditorLPersonalized science, or N=1 studies, is empowering people to become citizen scientists and reshape the future of health care. By Sheramy Tsai Harvard medical student Nick Norwitz, who holds a doctorate…