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12/10/2025
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By Cassie B.
Norovirus strikes luxury cruise ship, sickening more than 100 passengers on 133-day voyage
Norovirus has caused another outbreak on a cruise ship, affecting more than 100 people. The virus spreads easily in close quarters like cruise ships. It causes millions of illnesses and hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations annually. Proper handwashing with soap is the best defense against norovirus. Immediate reporting of illness is critical to controlling outbreaks […]
09/01/2025
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By Cassie B.
Lyme disease cases surge: How to spot early signs before it’s too late
Lyme disease now infects nearly half a million Americans yearly, often going unnoticed until severe symptoms like fatigue and brain fog develop. Tiny deer ticks transmit the disease after 36+ hours of attachment, making daily checks critical in high-risk areas like the Northeast and Midwest. Early signs include a rash (not always bull’s-eye shaped), fever, […]
08/28/2025
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By Cassie B.
FDA finally ends COVID vaccine emergency use authorizations, but will the damage ever be undone?
The FDA has revoked emergency use authorizations for COVID-19 vaccines, restricting full approval to high-risk groups only. Vaccine mandates, which relied on emergency status, are now legally unjustified after years of coercion and job losses. Mounting evidence of serious side effects, including myocarditis and sudden death, was ignored during the push for mass vaccination. Doctors […]
07/31/2025
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By Cassie B.
Ivermectin cuts malaria cases by 26% in Kenyan children, proving its safety and efficacy while exposing media lies
A new study shows that ivermectin reduces malaria cases by 26% in Kenyan children, proving its safety and effectiveness. The trial involved 20,000 participants and found that ivermectin kills malaria-carrying mosquitoes when they bite treated individuals. Health agencies and the media falsely labeled ivermectin as dangerous during COVID-19, despite its Nobel Prize-winning safety record. Mosquito […]
07/01/2025
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By Cassie B.
Sunshine vitamin censorship: How health authorities suppressed vitamin D’s life-saving benefits during COVID
Health authorities suppressed sunlight exposure during COVID-19, worsening vitamin D deficiencies despite its proven immune benefits. New research shows vitamin D was 60% effective against COVID-19 and 70% effective in preventing severe cases, outperforming pharmaceutical interventions. Lockdowns and mask mandates deprived people of sunlight, accelerating deficiency rates, while governments ignored decades of vitamin D science. […]
05/07/2025
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By Cassie B.
Trump halts U.S. funding for dangerous gain-of-function research in China tied to COVID origins
President Trump signed an executive order banning federal funding for gain-of-function research in poorly regulated countries like China, citing risks to public health and national security. The order follows evidence linking U.S.-backed research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology to the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused global devastation. Internal records show NIH and USAID funded risky […]
04/14/2025
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By Cassie B.
Walmart celery recall raises new concerns about corporate food safety failures
Duda Farm Fresh Foods recalled celery sold in Walmart stores due to potential Listeria contamination. Contaminated celery had a best-by date of March 23, 2025, but frozen stocks may still pose risks. Listeria outbreaks are rising, linked to mass-produced food like peaches, cheese, and milkshakes, causing deaths. Small-scale farming offers safer alternatives with fewer contamination […]
03/17/2025
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By Cassie B.
Johns Hopkins cuts 2,000 jobs after Trump ends $800m in federal funding
Johns Hopkins University will lay off over 2,000 workers globally due to the Trump administration cutting $800 million in federal funding. Nearly 2,000 job losses are overseas, raising concerns about U.S. taxpayer dollars funding foreign operations. The layoffs span public health, medical schools, and international health nonprofits, marking the largest in the university’s history. The […]
02/13/2025
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By Cassie B.
Egg rationing madness: How bird flu fears are fueling food scarcity and inflation
Major grocery chains like Costco and Whole Foods are rationing eggs, citing bird flu-related shortages, sparking shopper outrage. Critics argue the mass culling of 148 million chickens is creating artificial scarcity to drive inflation. The USDA’s policy of euthanizing infected flocks has drastically reduced egg production, despite low human transmission risk of H5N1 bird flu. […]
02/03/2025
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By Cassie B.
WSJ’s misleading claims on gain-of-function research debunked as Trump considers funding ban
Investigative journalist Paul Thacker critiques The Wall Street Journal’s defense of gain-of-function (GoF) research, linking it to COVID-19 origins. Thacker highlights bipartisan concerns over GoF risks, noting a 2014 Obama-era ban and offshoring to Wuhan. Polls show 66% of Americans, including 53% of Democrats, believe COVID-19 likely originated from a Chinese lab. Critics argue GoF […]
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