Daily Sceptic | 26 Aug 2023 Shocking details of corruption and suppression in the world of peer-reviewed climate science have come to light with a recent leak of emails. They show how a determined group of activist scientists and journalists combined to secure the retraction of a paper that said a climate emergency was not…
Trust The Evidence | 25 Aug 2023 How political imperatives sidetrack scientific enquiry This week saw the publication of a suite of systematic reviews by the Royal Society on the effect of non-pharmaceutical interventions in the pandemic. Share Politico headlined with “Top review says COVID lockdowns and masks worked, period;” The Guardian led with “Lockdowns and face masks ‘unequivocally’…
Daily Sceptic | 24 Aug 2023 It is a long-established conclusion from the scientific world that face masks achieve no appreciable reduction in viral transmission. We knew this in 2015-16 with regard to surgeons and their patients (here and here). We knew this in 2020 from a gold-standard Cochrane review, an analysis of 14 studies on influenza and a healthcare investigation that…
Joseph Mercola | 20 Aug 2023 STORY AT-A-GLANCE In this interview, repeat guest Georgi Dinkov and I will again take a deep dive into the biochemistry of human metabolism. Dinkov is a student of the late Ray Peat, a biologist, thyroid expert and pioneer in prometabolic therapy and human metabolism. Despite having a degree in…
James Lyons-Weiler | 19 Aug 2023 Factcheck.org is, once again, fact-checked by Dr. Lyons-Weiler and their opinion-based claims are debunked. Consider signing up for The Vaccine Course at IPAK-EDU for Sept 2023 In this article picked up by The Atlanta Voice “What RFK Jr. Gets Wrong About Autism”, FactCheck.org gets it wrong about Vaccines and Autism.…
Sharyl Attkisson | 16 Aug 2023 The following is a news analysis. Story Highlights Below is my retraction request, which explains more. August 10, 2023 Neurology Clinical Practice Editor-in-Chief Dr. Jose Merino Executive Editor Patty Baskin Dear Editors: In May of this year, your journal pubished 2023 a study purportedly monitoring for serious neurological adverse…
FLCCC | 11 Aug 2023 These examples are a reminder of the need for ongoing research, humility, and the willingness to challenge established beliefs for the sake of patient care. There’s been much debate lately about the value of medical consensus. “What matters is consensus!” astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson excitedly told Del Bigtree, on a recent…
Alex Berenson | 7 Aug 2023 The research should end what’s left of the pathetic rear-guard effort to defend school closures – or any mitigation measures like making kids wear masks Children almost never passed Covid infections in school, a study published Friday reveals. In fall 2021, in four Massachusetts school districts with 18,000 children, researchers…
The Defender | 1 Aug 2023 A new study finds developed countries requiring the most vaccine doses for infants have higher childhood mortality rates, contradicting assumptions that more vaccines equate to lower deaths. The data suggest unintended consequences may increase all-cause mortality. Developed nations requiring the most neonatal vaccine doses tend to have the worst…
Eugyppius | 2 Aug 2023 I’m behind on vaccine injury research. I’ve come to find the topic very depressing, and we all already know what’s going on. Still, this is the plague chronicle, and I owe you at least brief remarks on these developments. This Swiss study on Sex-specific differences in myocardial injury incidence after COVID-19…