The evidence still exists, someone is still responsible for the deaths and injuries that occurred, and the next theatre, the general election, is eight months away. We will continue to pursue every possible avenue to truth and accountability.
Should we trust the science? Sure, in theory – but only when the science in question has earned our trust through transparency and rigor.
Some men have learned. They have done the work of unlearning the old rules: man up, harden up, don’t be soft. But some men are still learning. Not because they don’t feel deeply, but because they were taught to lock it down, praised for being tough and rewarded for being silent.
The $100 million investment directed by Secretary Kennedy is a clear departure from Biden-era policies that were misguided, failing to stem the tide of death, addiction, homelessness, and crime in American communities.
One would hope that clinicians are thinking about the long-term outcomes for all children who are prescribed powerful psychotropic medication.
These statistics are both disturbing and tragic, highlighting pro-life advocates’ concerns about expanding Canadian euthanasia laws to include non-terminal individuals.
When we are dealing with treatments that affect developing brains and bodies, the adults in the room must actually be functioning, sane adults.
The given names and surnames of 18 survivors are readily identifiable, apparent from the username field of the email addresses.
Ghostwritten manuscripts, selective reporting and buried suicide data: shaping the evidence base for antidepressants.
Then at least change the law so mass casualty attacks are more serious than murder.
The Greens will struggle to persuade New Zealanders that we shouldn’t continue to say nope to dope, given the overwhelming evidence of the harms of legalisation.
Is Mike King just another one cashing in on the charity gravy train?
