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You Know How This Happens, Right?
Contemporary culture, with its fixation on careers, tends to downgrade the career of motherhood. IPAK-EDU is grateful to…
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Merck’s Lipfendra (Enlicitide): The First Oral PCSK9 Inhibitor Arrives
By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH It has been several years since the introduction of a new oral…
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‘Three-Way Collision’: How Genes, Mold and Vaccines Might Lead to Autism
By Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D. Take a genetically susceptible child, expose that child to mold, and then add an…
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‘Smart’ Bassinet for Babies Collects — and Shares — Sensitive Data
By Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D. Atlanta just became the first city to offer its employees a free six-month rental…
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Ozempic Is Quietly Becoming the Go-to Weight Loss Treatment for Teens + More
By The Defender Staff Ozempic Is Quietly Becoming the Go-to Weight Loss Treatment for Teens Gizmodo reported: GLP-1…
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Driscoll’s Faces Growing Legal Storm Over Pesticide Safety, ‘Forever Chemicals’ and Social Media Claims + More
By The Defender Staff Driscoll’s Faces Growing Legal Storm Over Pesticide Safety, ‘Forever Chemicals’ and Social Media Claims…
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Watch: Tennessee Teen Drenched in Glyphosate Spent Next 7 Years Fighting ‘Massive Alien’ Tumor
By Jill Erzen Within months of being soaked with a glyphosate herbicide while working on a cell tower…
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From Spoiled Sons of Liberty to Surveillance Leviathan: America’s Six Republics and the Myth of Eternal Union
Most Americans, unfortunately, believe that we are still living in the constitutional republic created in 1787. That was…
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20 Million Americans Have Some Form of Thyroid Disease — Pesticides May Play a Role
By Beyond Pesticides A literature review in Current Opinion in Endocrine and Metabolic Research highlights research connecting pesticide…
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Austrian Capital Theory
When savers cut back and consumption falls, most economists cry “recession!” Paul Cwik on why an Austrian sees…
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This initiative exists to help insure that policies in public health practice and law are founded on a full consideration of available knowledge derived by robust science. From Dr Lyons-Weiler: “While IPAK will continue to conduct basic, clinical and translational biomedical research in a completely unbiased manner, and will pubish results regardless of the outcome, it will also be increasingly centered on questions of policy and law that impact public health, laws that impact public health, and cases and rulings that impact the citizen’s expression of self-governance through law. We’re putting the Public back into Public Health.”