Beginning in the 1940s, researchers out of Columbia University discovered that they could experimentally induce elliptical seizures in rhesus monkeys
READ MOREWhen the COVID-19 vaccines were initially rolled out, and pregnant and lactating women were given the green light to get
READ MOREThe California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has launched a billboard ad campaign that makes the claim that unvaccinated people
READ MOREFrom the 1930s to the 1950’s, shoe stores in big cities around the world used the latest technology to properly
READ MOREJust because it’s not reported widely in the media, does not mean that people are not being harmed by COVID
READ MOREIn honor of October SIDS Awareness month, I thought we would talk about that thing with which we cannot speak:
READ MORELittle Finley “Finn” Levi was only 2 weeks old when he died suddenly and unexpectedly in the wee hours of
READ MORESome wonder why people don’t trust the media. Here is one example from Forbes: “How Effective Is Pfizer Against Delta?
READ MOREGuest post by C. Haislip. The news has been captivated by the deaths related to SARS-CoV-2… and now we have
READ MOREJust days after the FDA granted EUA to Pfizer’s COVID vaccine for 12-15 year olds, ACIP has given the “recommendation”
READ MORELast week Mark Hay from the tabloidy The Daily Beast reached out to me to answer some questions about my
READ MOREIn a little over 3 months since the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines, the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS)
READ MOREAround the world, countries are pushing pause on various batches of coronavirus vaccines after a rash of deaths and serious
READ MOREThere is so much disinformation about VAERS. The only way to really set the record straight is if you do
READ MOREIn 1775, Swedish and German pharmaceutical chemist Carl Wilhelm Scheele created a new green pigment which he named Scheele’s Green.
READ MOREFor centuries now, humans have been at war with microbes–despite having an incomplete understanding of the human body, and how
READ MOREThe idea of wearing a mask to protect others may make you feel good, like you are part of a
READ MORESo with all this hand washing, sanitizing and mask wearing, it serves as a good reminder to remember that our
READ MOREWith all the debate surrounding whether or not to mask up–what can we glean from lessons of the past? Did
READ MOREAhhh history. So many stories to tell. And they’re not all good stories, but truth and objectivity are important if
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