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AN UNPROVEN PLAGUE, A FLOOD OF FEAR, AND QUESTIONS NOBODY SHOULD IGNORE
A Russian laboratory worker died of pneumonia of undetermined cause. As of October 10, the WHO reported no confirmed plague diagnosis and no evidence of ongoing transmission linked to the incident.... Radiofrequency Exposure Rules Face Court Review and New Scientific Questions
1996 Standards Remain in Place While Agencies Accept Comments on Children and Long Term Use The United States National Toxicology Program reported clear evidence of heart tumors and some evidence of brain tumors in male rats exposed to high whole body levels of radiofrequency... COVID Vaccines: is the cure is worse than the disease (these days)?
I don’t get COVID vaccines anymore. I did the first round while we were still in lockdown. I stand by the choice to get vaccinated then. We didn’t know what was happening, lots of people were dying, good statistics were hard to come by (good interpretations even harder), and the... - dave53...
Will malaria ever be controlled
I would need to see ChatGPT’s sources for this information. Off the bat, it’s very uncommon to test men for HPV. There’s not really a proven way to do this other than looking for genital warts or do an anal pap and looking for abnormal cells....