46,000 HPV-related cancers annually in the USA — get the vaccine!
There are over 46,000 HPV related cancers in the USA every year. The HPV vaccine can prevent most of those cases.
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Israel Ministry of Health statement distorted by anti-vaccine activists
Anti-vaccine activists misinterpret a statement from the Israel Ministry of Health regarding COVID-19 deaths. This article states the facts.
Contaminated supplements – dangerous with little effectiveness
Supplements are a worldwide $150 billion annual business, selling contaminated products with little actual clinical effectiveness.
Autism and vaccines – 164 science articles say no link (UPDATED)
Autism and vaccines are not linked or associated according to real science. This has been published in real scientific journals written by real scientists and physicians. Even though the science is clear to almost everyone, the false claim about vaccines… Read More »Autism and vaccines – 164 science articles say no link (UPDATED)
The value of childhood vaccines — saving lives and money
Research shows that childhood vaccines have saved over 31,000 lives of children from 2017 to 2019. Science says vaccines save lives.
Bananas do not prevent cancer – another internet myth debunked
There are internet memes that say that bananas prevent cancer. They do not, it’s all based on a misinterpretation of a banana article.
Alkaline water — don’t waste your money, it’s pseudoscience
Despite the claims made about alkaline water, most of it is pseudoscience. You can only change your body’s pH by getting seriously ill.
Increased risk of Type 1 diabetes in children after COVID-19
New published research shows that children have a significantly higher risk of type 1 diabetes after COVID-19. Another reason for vaccines.
Long COVID increases the risk of diabetes — get the vaccine
A new peer-reviewed study shows that there is a 40% increased risk of diabetes after long COVID-19 infection.
Evidence of the effectiveness of masks to prevent COVID is mixed
New peer-reviewed research shows that the evidence for the effectiveness of face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic is mixed.