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Dan Simmer

There will never be a vaccine for respiratory viruses to prevent infection or spread; RSV is no exception

Respiratory viruses like RSV replicate in the nasal mucosa and thus will be spread from there in any case of infection. Vaccines work by prompting the body to produce antibodies – the body will only do this once the virus has entered the system in the blood. This renders any vaccine

Autumn Foraging in New York City

Foraging has made its mark on social media’s holistic and outdoorsy folks.

Afghanistan: Policewomen Report Past Abuse, Taliban Threats

(New York) – Taliban authorities have threatened Afghan women who had served in the police under the previous government, putting them at risk, Human Rights Watch said in a report released today.

Godfrey Bloom: The whole wind turbine game is a SCAM

A 2-megawatt wind turbine requires 200 tonnes of steel, which needs 300 tonnes of iron and 170 tonnes of coking coal. The coal, and other raw materials, have to be mined and transported by hydrocarbon-powered transport. Until it is no longer working, a wind turbine could spin for years and

Bangladesh: Ship Explosion Exposes Regulatory Failures

(Brussels) – The explosion on the oil tanker MT Suvarna Swarajya on September 7, 2024, in Bangladesh underscores the lack of adequate international and national regulations, oversight, and labor rights protections in the shipbreaking industry, Human Rights Watch and the NGO Shipbreaking Platform said today. Six workers have died and four

Oligarchs are using the Great Replacement theory to target those who are resisting the emerging Technate

The “Great Replacement” theory alleges a deliberate plan to replace European culture with immigrant populations. Some argue this theory is supported by figures like Renaud Camus and Peter Sutherland however Iain Davis argues their words are often taken out of context and used to fuel xenophobic fears to the benefit

Self-replicating vaccines due to be rolled out next month in Japan could result in a worldwide disaster

On Wednesday, Japan’s largest broadcaster, NHK, read out messages from viewers about their injuries from covid vaccines at the end of an hour-long special coverage on the adverse effects of covid vaccines. However, the harms and deaths caused by covid vaccines that we have known up until now won’

Self-Love with CBD

“In a society that profits from your self doubt, liking yourself is a rebellious act” – Guerilla artist Caroline Caldwell The idea of self-love isn’t a new concept.

PCR tests cannot diagnose mpox infections

There has been a shift in medical practices from examining patients for illness to relying on lab tests for diagnosis. One of the tests used is the PCR test and it is likely to be used to diagnose mpox or monkeypox “cases” as it was with covid. Although it is

US/Oregon: Wildfires Threaten Pregnancies

(Washington, DC) – Air pollution from wildfires is on the rise, but experiences from Oregon indicate that public health officials are not doing enough to provide education and resources to pregnant people. Human Rights Watch, an international human rights advocacy organization, and Nurturely, an organization that promotes equity in perinatal wellness,

Scientists Uncover How Forever Chemicals Pass From Mother to Child

Polyfiuoroalkyl or perfiuoroalkyl chemicals, collectively known as PFAS or "forever chemicals," are so widespread in our environment, food and drinking water, that it's no longer surprising that 98% of Americans today have detectable levels of these chemicals in their blood. However, did you know that exposure starts very early in

Why Pharma Should Pay for Your Water Treatment

Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.

The Power of Positivity — How Avoiding Negativity Can Lead to a Longer Life

With the everyday stressors and challenges you encounter, it's easy to fall into the patterns of negative thinking.