The NIH is compiling a vast database of Americans' medical records from various federal and commercial sources for a new autism study led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. This controversial initiative, aimed at identifying autism's cause by September, involves granting access to comprehensive patient data to 10-20...
A type 1 diabetic experimented with eating a cup of blueberries daily for two weeks, observing the impact on their blood sugar levels. Using a continuous glucose monitor, they noted more stable blood sugar compared to higher-carb snacks. While other purported benefits like improved immunity weren't significantly observed, the...
A measles outbreak in Texas has reached 624 cases, with most affecting unvaccinated individuals. The outbreak, centered in Gaines County, has also resulted in hospitalizations. Several other states, including Montana (its first cases in 35 years), have also reported new measles cases in 2025. The CDC confirms over...
A significant measles outbreak is sweeping across the US, with over 800 cases reported nationwide. Texas is the epicenter, recording nearly 600 cases and two child deaths. Other states with outbreaks include Montana, New Mexico, Kansas, Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Oklahoma. The highly contagious virus, preventable through...
Tina Knowles, mother of Beyoncé and Solange, revealed her recent battle with Stage 1 breast cancer. A delayed mammogram due to the pandemic led to a later-than-ideal diagnosis. Despite this, the cancer was slow-growing and hadn't spread. Knowles underwent a successful lumpectomy in August and is now cancer-free....
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the new HHS secretary, falsely claimed an "alarming epidemic" of autism, contradicting decades of research. He ignored established factors like improved diagnosis and broadened definitions, instead promoting unsubstantiated claims of environmental toxins. His statements were criticized by the autism community and experts, who highlighted...
A new report reveals that despite COVID-19 related delays in cancer screenings in 2020, cancer death rates continued their decline, and late-stage diagnoses largely returned to pre-pandemic levels by 2021. While a slight increase in late-stage diagnoses of cervical and prostate cancer occurred in 2021, it wasn't significant. ...
Kseniia Pertova, a Russian scientist at Harvard Medical School, is detained in Louisiana, facing possible deportation. Her expertise in analyzing images from a groundbreaking microscope crucial for cancer research and longevity studies is jeopardized. Her detention, stemming from a customs violation concerning frog embryos, highlights concerns about the...
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s two-month tenure has been marked by controversial decisions, including dismissing 10,000 public health workers and promoting unproven claims. He's made unsubstantiated links between vaccines and autism, and disputed established medical consensus on measles and its complications. Kennedy's statements on obesity and food...
Fitness expert Thomas DeLauer reveals surprising habits of naturally lean individuals. Contrary to popular belief, intense gym sessions and strict diets aren't key. Many skip breakfast unintentionally, prefer training on an empty stomach, and have larger lunches. They often consume dark chocolate in moderation, choose leaner foods, and...
