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(POLL) 57% support firing squad for Fort Hood killer
The following is from Rasmussen Reports. A majority of likely US voters say they approve of executing convicted Fort…
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The Hidden Psychotherapy Drop-Out Crisis
There is a psychotherapy drop-out crisis that the general public is largely unaware of and the mental health…
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The Generation Struggling to Have Children: A Crisis Decades in the Making
By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH It was a great pleasure to join for the first time, dynamic…
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You Don’t Seem Like Yourself: Recognizing Postpartum Psychosis
Originally published by A Voice For Choice Advocacy on October 15, 2026. EDITOR’S SUMMARY: The weeks following childbirth…
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Nearly 40% of FDA Advisory Meetings Included Patient Representatives With Ties to Pharma
By Henrick Karoliszyn, DSW Nearly 40% of U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory committee meetings held between…
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Nine in Ten Research Papers Disputing Definition of Ultraprocessed Foods Have Industry Ties, Study Finds + More
By The Defender Staff Nine in Ten Research Papers Disputing Definition of Ultraprocessed Foods Have Industry Ties, Study…
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New Pesticide Safety Bill of Rights Demands Cancer Warnings, Spray Alerts and Protection for Children + More
By The Defender Staff New Pesticide Safety Bill of Rights Demands Cancer Warnings, Spray Alerts and Protection for…
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‘Ask Your Doctor’: How Pharma Advertising Hijacks the Doctor-Patient Relationship
By Brownstone Institute By Alan Cassels Travelling to the U.S. never fails to put me in touch with…
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Big Tech Has Officially Turned Data Centers Into Human–Silicon Hybrid Monstrosities
by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH Big Tech has officially turned data centers into human–silicon hybrid monstrosities: These biological computers…
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‘The Whole Propaganda Just Stinks’: HPV Vaccine Doesn’t Prevent Cancer, Scientist Says
By Jill Erzen The Gardasil vaccine offers no meaningful protection beyond regular cervical cancer screening, and its risks…
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