Science
The Report That Bhattacharya Would Not Publish
It would be useful to know how many of the other studies that were used to prop up the continued rollout of the Covid-19 vaccines used the test-negative design.
A Burgeoning Medical Revolution: the Parasite-Cancer Link
Despite horrific levels of censorship being foisted upon scientific and medical communities, a medical revolution is skyrocketing thanks to the gallant efforts of defiant, competent and ethical trailblazers.
The Hidden Risks of Psych Meds
As cases like Jordan Peterson’s draw attention, longstanding questions about withdrawal, suicidality, and tapering can no longer be sidelined.
The FDA’s Quiet Blockade on Safer Nicotine
Progress has been stalled, not because the science is unclear, but because the decision to act has not been taken. In public health, delays do not remain abstract, they accumulate over time, and eventually they are measured in lives.
Arctic Thaw and Greening Lakes, Oh My!
This is natural adaptation, not the climate apocalypse.
Base-Edited Baby a Triumph of Targeted Therapy
How one toddler’s fight sparked a precision medicine revolution.
Is the ‘Microplastics’ Scare a Fake?
Most or all of the ‘microplastics’ are probably laboratory contamination.
Another Timeline for Hipkins, Ardern and Bloomfield
If the government did not turn over every stone, it is an absolutely appalling episode in the history of our nation.
Blaming America Lets China off the Hook
For several years before the pandemic, the Wuhan team had been successfully genetically engineering sarbecoviruses and experimenting with these in the lab.
Trip or Treat? Psychedelics Fall Short
The mushies might let you talk to God, but they’re not curing jack.
Scrap Net Zero
Dramatic new ice core evidence shows current century warming common throughout the last 400,000 years.