Another great article Ami, I read that in November 2020 nearly 15% of talc-based cosmetic products analyzed in a recent study in America contained asbestos.

The Environmental Working Group (EWG), an American advocacy nonprofit that commissioned the tests and did the analysis, stated methods used by the cosmetics industry to screen talc supplies…

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Researchers in the US have begun the nation’s first double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study testing the efficacy of cannabis in treating the major symptoms of migraines.

Some 16 states and Washington DC have legalized marijuana use by adults over the age of 21, while 37 states have legalized medical marijuana. New Mexico and Virginia…

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Bose has officially announced SoundControl hearing aid- the first FDA cleared device which has been developed for adults with perceived mild or moderate hearing loss. Bose would start selling the hearing aids on May 18. The hearing aids will be initially available in five American states including Massachusetts, Montana, North Carolina,… Read more

At least 44 hand sanitizers made amid pandemic shortages have high levels of cancer-causing chemical benzene which is considered as dangerous as ASBESTOS.

Some hand sanitizers that popped up during the pandemic to help meet the demand, contain igh levels of a cancer-causing chemical, a new analysis finds.

Valisure, an online pharmacy based in…

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Only 147 cases of the South African variant of the coronavirus have been recorded in Britain so far, Health Minister Edward Argar said. He added that the AstraZeneca vaccine prevents hospitalisation and saves lives.

“It’s a very small number but it’s still something we quite rightly have got to keep a very close eye on,” Argar told ‘BBC…

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Mass peaceful demonstrations in Myanmar against the military coup continued for the third day in a row, with thousands participating throughout the country. In the capital, Naypyidaw, police briefly used a water cannon.

The crowd control device was briefly used on Monday at a demonstration that was clogging a road. It was fired in short…

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A software glitch and a lack of enthusiasm have been blamed for the underwhelming start to Mumbai’s efforts to vaccinate frontline workers, with only a few dozen people queuing up for injections on the first day of the drive.

Officials in the Indian city, which is home to more than 20 million people, had hoped that as many as 8,000 high-priority…

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The mafia in Naples, Italy have begun attacking ambulance crews whose sirens are reportedly interrupting drug deals and scaring off business, as customers fear police are on their way.

Two gang members ambushed and threatened to kill an ambulance driver in the city’s Spanish Quarter on Saturday.

“Haven’t you understood you cannot use your…

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ONE of the world’s oldest and most respected medical journals has published a damning attack on the UK Government, saying “science is being suppressed for political and financial gain” in the mould of “some of history’s worst autocrats and dictators”.

The journal argued that Covid-19 had “unleashed state corruption on a grand scale”, and…

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Representative Stephen F. Lynch of Massachusetts has tested positive for Covid-19, his office said. The lawmaker received his second shot of the Pfizer vaccine before Joe Biden’s inauguration.

The 65-year-old tested positive on Friday, his office said. A staff member in his Boston office tested positive for Covid-19 earlier this week,…

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The real story behind the fame, the hidden health problems that so many young girls and women struggle with in silence, just to achieve fame and they hope glory, is destroying their health.

Russian gymnast Alexandra Soldatova has claimed that one of her principal rivals intended to spike her with a banned substance just before the 2014…

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The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued new guidance on the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine, including worrying advice that pregnant women should not get the jab unless they are at high risk of exposure.

The WHO Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) on Immunization issued a series of recommendations on the Moderna vaccine Tuesday,…

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The UK’s new lockdown is driven by the NHS’s failings – even in a normal winter, it can barely cope with a rise in demand. We need to have an honest debate about it, not put it on a pedestal as the so-called ‘envy of the world.’

The MSM has been full of fake images of NHS intensive care units full to bursting. When cases shot up from…

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The British Medical Journal and other news outlets reported last week that in Germany, the Paul Ehrlich Institute is investigating 10 deaths in people ranging in age from 79 to 93 who died shortly after receiving the COVID vaccine.

U.S. health officials continue to push COVID vaccinations in nursing homes, despite growing resistance among…

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Norway upped the number of deaths under investigation, from 23 last week to 33, while in Germany, health officials said they are investigating 10 deaths that occurred among elderly patients who received the COVID vaccine.

Now Chinese health experts say Norway and other countries should suspend the use of mRNA vaccines like those produced by…

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Two weeks after getting a first dose of a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, a 56-year-old doctor in South Florida died this week, possibly the nation’s first death linked to the vaccine.

Health officials from Florida and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are investigating what role, if any, the vaccine played in the death of Dr. Gregory…

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‘We see nothing alarming,’ says Norwegian drugs regulator, after 13 deaths linked to Pfizer vaccine jabs.

At least 13 people have died in Norway due to side effects of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, the national medicines regulator has revealed. All were frail and elderly people who had unusually strong reactions to the jabs.

Norway…

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Brisbane, Australia, Australia’s third-largest city headed into lockdown and borders were set to tighten nationwide Friday, after a cleaner at a quarantine hotel contracted the U.K. coronavirus strain that officials say is more infectious.

More than two million residents in the Greater Brisbane area will have to stay at home for at least…

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Health Canada has authorized 2 dosage forms of SUBOXONE (buprenorphine and naloxone), a sublingual tablet and soluble film, that are not bioequivalent at all doses and routes of administration.

Switching between dosage forms or routes of administration could result in variations in buprenorphine or naloxone blood plasma concentrations, which…

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UK family doctors have been instructed to “stand down” routine care to prioritise inoculation.

GPs have been given instructions to “stand down non-essential work” in order to focus on the delivery of the jabs, a UK newspaper reported. Lucy Watson, the chair of the Patients Association, told the newspaper: “For patients to be confident that…

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Health authorities in Portugal are investigating the sudden death of a pediatric surgery assistant in Porto, who was reportedly in “perfect health” when she received the Pfizer vaccine against the coronavirus.

Identified on Monday as Sonia Azevedo, 41, the mother of two worked as a surgical assistant at the Instituto Português de Oncologia…

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With the vaccine not providing immediate immunity to the coronavirus, over two hundred Israeli citizens have been diagnosed with the disease days after getting the Pfizer/BioNTech jabs, local media reported.

The number of those who got Covid-19 despite being vaccinated was at around 240 people, according to data from Channel 13…

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A Russian Instagram model, who moonlighted as a cosmetologist, has been banned from leaving her city for two and a half years after she was found to be performing lip jobs without a license, leaving one of her clients disfigured.

Anastasia Fokina, known to her followers as Anastasia Boyarskaya, ran a beauty clinic in the Siberian city of…

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The majority of the seven Nightingale hospitals are yet to treat a single coronavirus patient during any of the claimed waves – despite claiming significant rises in London cases and across the UK.

While the Exeter Nightingale has been treating Covid patients since mid-November, the flagship London Nightingale has been emptied of its beds…

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Eight nursing home workers in Stralsund received five times the normal dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine, sending half of them to the hospital with Covid-19 symptoms – but the company insists the megadose is safe.

A group of care home employees in the northeastern town of Stralsund was accidentally dosed with five times the…

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The percentage of people in France who plan to get vaccinated against Covid-19 has continued its downward trend, according to the latest government health survey, with just 40 percent now saying they would likely get the injection.

The CoviPrev survey, carried out by Santé Publique France, shows a 13 percent drop in respondents who “definitely…

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Like they do every December, websites across the internet are rounding up their best posts and stories from the year. That includes the website for the Center for Global Health at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which highlighted its top five stories for 2020. And coming in at the number one spot, the health agency…

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CDC raises alarm over surge of drug-resistant superbugs infecting 3 million Americans annually & killing 4 people every hour.

Resilient “superbug” pathogens are seeing a boom in the United States, with lethal infections on the rise even as health officials take “aggressive” steps to rein them in, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) said in a new…

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Johnson and his globalist liars are exposed yet again and still the British public say and do nothing!

The Office for National Statistics has announced that coronavirus related deaths fell for the second week in a row, as many parts of the UK, including London, find themselves plunged into a new tier four lockdown.

Falling Covid-19-related…

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Thousands of people have been unable to work or perform daily activities, or required care from a healthcare professional, after getting the new Covid-19 vaccine, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

As of Dec. 18, 3,150 people reported what the agency terms “Health Impact Events” after getting…

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‘That’s just a claim’: Top German virologist casts doubt on fears of new ‘highly contagious’ UK Covid-19 strain.

News of a supposedly highly infectious coronavirus strain being discovered in the UK has led to a flurry of travel bans. Now, a top German scientist says the mutation might not be as dangerous as we were led to believe.

The…

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EU drug regulator urges caution in administering Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine to pregnant women.

After authorizing the use of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) warned that it should only be given to pregnant women in certain cases.

“We recommend a case by case decision,” Harald Enzmann, the chair of EMA Human Medicines…

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Eight people have died after a fire broke out inside an ICU for Covid-19 patients at a hospital in Gaziantep, southern Turkey. The blaze was caused by a lung ventilator, officials said.

The fire at the SANKO University Hospital was caused by one of the ventilators exploding, the regional governor’s office said in a statement. Seven patients died…

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Anyone would think that with the claimed miracle vaccine on hand, the CEO of Pfizer would be among the first to be inoculated, but he is not. Albert Bourla , CEO of the pharmaceutical company, revealed that he has not applied his own vaccine against the virus and explained the reason behind such decision.

Faced with the questions, Bourla…

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A nurse at a Tennessee hospital collapsed soon after taking a dose of Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine. Though she recovered moments later, the mishap struck another blow to a public health initiative to promote trust in the new jab.

A nurse manager at the CHI Memorial hospital in Chattanooga, Tiffany Dover, was among the first to get the inoculation…

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Australia has abandoned the development of a domestically-made coronavirus vaccine after participants in clinical trials for the jab returned false positive test results for HIV.

The drug, created by the University of Queensland (UQ) and biotech firm CSL, triggered a “robust” immune response to SARS-COV-2 in phase 1 trials, but it also led to…

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Alaskan health worker suffers severe allergic reaction minutes after getting COVID vaccine.

A health care worker in Alaska suffered a severe allergic reaction to Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine minutes after getting the jab.

Dr. Lindy Jones, the emergency room medical director at Juneau’s Bartlett Regional Hospital, said the Juneau woman, whose name…

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My gran asked me a question why are the doctors speaking quieter than last year, are they speaking softer now or am I going mad! After assuring her she was as sane as I am I started to explain why her hearing was not as good as last year.

Age-related hearing loss (presbycusis) is the loss of hearing that gradually occurs in most of us as we…

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Conflict of interest? WHO ‘conspired’ with Italian govt to remove ‘live saving’ report into Covid-19 first response, media claim.

A World Health Organization report on Italy’s first response to a Covid-19 outbreak, that could have saved lives across the globe, has been taken down by the UN health watchdog, supposedly to appease Rome, media…

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An independent review of maternity services at an NHS trust has called for urgent changes to prevent further avoidable mother and baby deaths, and injuries including brain damage, after devastated families demanded an inquiry.

The report into the level of care at the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust in Shrewsbury, England laid bare…

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‘Mysterious’ disease alarm: Some 300 hospitalized, 1 dead in India as medics fail to identify cause of patients’ suffering.

At least one person has died and hundreds more have been hospitalized due to an unknown illness that has emerged in Eluru, India. Medical authorities are scrambling to identify what is causing the health…

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Researchers at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience (NIN) have achieved a major breakthrough which could soon lead to partial restoration of sight in blind people using a brain implant that stimulates their optical cortex.

The team’s findings were published in Science on December 3, and detail experiments involving two sighted monkeys with…

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Europe’s former chief drugs regulator has called for calm in the growing controversy over false claims made by AstraZeneca and Oxford university for their Covid-19 vaccine in late-stage trials.

The Anglo-Swedish drugs company and Oxford’s Jenner Institute revealed earlier this week that, depending on the dosage, their vaccine was either 62 or…

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Ticks can carry potentially life-threatening infectious diseases.

Mostly active during warmer months (April-September), they reside mostly in grassy, brushy or wooded areas – putting virtually all outdoor workers in the United States at risk of exposure.

If you work outdoors, here’s what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says you…

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Elise was so right in her posting but it goes deeper and further than people truly know.

When asked if the Department was aware when it awarded the contract that ACL’s ultimate holding company based in a tax haven and of Mr Mills’s role with the Board of Trade, a spokesperson said it does not comment on individual company business…

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Global markets surged and politicians and the public rejoiced online as Pfizer announced its Covid-19 vaccine was 90 percent effective, but not everyone is fully convinced, with a number of critical questions remaining unanswered.

On Monday, US drugmaker Pfizer and German partner BioNTech announced their “interim analysis” of a 43,538-person…

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A recent study has found that people who tend to have a more positive outlook on life and a cheerful attitude are less likely to experience memory loss.

This research, published in the journal Psychological Science, adds to an ever-growing body of research on a positive outlook’s impact on healthy aging.

As part of the study, researchers analysed…

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The family of an 18-year-old who was in a coma for over two months were beginning to lose hope, when the teenager miraculously woke up after his brother mentioned his favourite food: chicken fillets.

The teen from northwestern Taiwan fell into the coma after being involved in a serious accident while riding his scooter. He suffered a range…

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‘Didn’t know it’s virus reservoir’: A Chinese travel blogger has been forced to apologize again for eating a BAT on camera in 2017, after the video was re-posted on social media.

A Chinese blogger has landed in hot water after a video of her enjoying a ‘bat dish’ resurfaced, shows popular blogger and travel show host Wang Mengyun tasting a…

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Rescuers in Turkey are rejoicing after a four-year-old girl was pulled from the rubble in Izmir some 91 hours after a devastating 7.0 magnitude quake struck the Aegean Sea last Friday.

Nusret Aksoy, head of the Kadikoy Search and Rescue team, said he heard screams and ordered his colleagues to freeze. The team shut off generators and machinery…

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