I contracted chickenpox and it nearly killed me
When I was a child, I contracted chickenpox, a disease many dismiss as not dangerous. Unfortunately, I nearly died of the disease
The Mediterranean diet may prevent obesity and type 2 diabetes
A new scientific review of the Mediterranean diet shows that it might be helpful in reducing or preventing obesity.
Higher doses of ivermectin still useless against COVID-19
New peer-reviewed research using higher and longer doses of ivermectin still is useless in preventing and treating COVID-19.
Catie Clobes’ defamation lawsuit against NBC News dismissed
A Minnesota district court dismissed a defamation lawsuit from Catie Clobes against NBC for a report by Brandy Zadrozny and Aliza Nadi.
Varicella vaccine — 25 years of success against chickenpox
The varicella vaccine has had over 25 years of success in preventing chickenpox, a disease that killed 145 children per year pre-vaccine.
The anti-vaccine antitrust lawsuit — bad claims
Debunking a new antitrust lawsuit from Robert F Kennedy’s anti-vaccine organization Children’s Health Defense.
The old BCG vaccine may help treat cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer’s
The 100 year old BCG vaccine, which prevents tuberculosis, may be useful in treating cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and type 1 diabetes.
ChatGPT AI system says that vaccines do not cause autism
I used the ChatGPT artificial intelligence bot to find out if vaccines cause autism. The AI’s answer shows that it’s not anti-vaccine.
Black tea can help prevent heart disease in seniors
A new peer-reviewed study shows that a diet high in flavonoids, including black tea, reduce the risks of some types of heart disease.