Tunisia Hollows Out its Media Landscape Ahead of Elections
When veteran journalist Elyes Gharbi announced on June 28 that he was leaving the “Midi Show” on Tunisia’s leading radio station, Mosaïque FM, after nine years, he did not explain why.
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New Study Confirms What We've Known About Statins for 15 Years
For over a decade and a half, the medical community has grappled with a paradox in cardiovascular health management: statins, the widely prescribed cholesterol-lowering drugs, while undeniably effective in lowering cholesterol, do little to reduce heart disease risk and cause significant side effects, including an increased risk of Type 2
Natural Light Is an Essential Nutrient
I've gradually become convinced that sunlight is one of the most vital nutrients for our bodies.
Germany: Unredacted covid protocols reveal scientists were called on to provide an illusory science that politics could pretend to follow
Unredacted RKI protocols shed light on various questionable decisions and observations made by the German Covid Crisis Team throughout the pandemic.
The RKI covid protocols, through April 2021, were first released in heavily redacted form in March 2024. Following a public outcry, the German Health Ministry agreed to remove all
World Court Reviews 57-Year Israeli Occupation
(The Hague) – The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is set to issue an advisory opinion on July 19, 2024, with significant consequences for human rights protections in Palestine under Israel’s 57-year occupation, Human Rights Watch said today.
The expected advisory opinion stems from a December 2022 request by the
Here's What Happens When You Quit Smoking
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Is Florida Headed Toward a Dengue Fever Outbreak?
Cases of dengue fever, also known as "break-bone" fever due to extreme joint pain being one of its hallmark symptoms, are soaring worldwide, with many countries reporting higher than usual numbers. While a majority of the cases are seen in tropical and subtropical areas like South Asia, Africa and South
Oxford Nanopore: The Internet of Living Things is closer than you think
During the covid era, Oxford Nanopore’s portable genomic sequencers were already used in 82 countries around the world. These devices are one of the methods that will be used to collect data for the Internet of Living Things.
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Autopsies Link 73.9% of Post-Jab Deaths to the Shot
A bombshell study that The Lancet pulled within 24 hours is finally seeing the light of day.
The Impact of Early Menstruation on the Health of Young Females
Puberty is an important period of development that signifies the transition between childhood and adulthood, marked by significant physical, emotional, psychological and social changes.
Why We Cook ... and Chop, Ferment, Salt and Dry
This article first appeared in Wise Traditions, the quarterly journal of the Weston A.
Uzbekistan: 2 Years on, No Justice in Autonomous Republic
(Berlin, July 1, 2024) – Uzbekistan authorities have increasingly cracked down on calls for independence in the autonomous republic of Karakalpakstan since protests broke out there two years ago, Human Rights Watch said today. But Uzbekistan has also yet to hold any senior officials accountable for the excessive force used to
Here’s proof that covid injections cause cognitive decline; how does it happen and how do we treat it?
Subtle and overt neurological injuries are one of the most common results of a pharmaceutical injury. The covid injections are no exception. They excel at causing damage to cognition and many of us have noticed both subtle and over-cognitive impairment following vaccination that relatively few people know how to address.
Plant-Based Ultraprocessed Foods Linked With Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease
Veggie burgers, plant-based sausages and meatless nuggets are touted as environmentally friendly health foods, but research published in The Lancet Regional Health Europe shows these and other plant-based ultraprocessed foods increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. The findings challenge the perception that meatless convenience foods are good for you, instead
Can Pink Noise Help You Sleep?
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