Scientist Explains Why He Believes Aluminum Is “Almost Certainly” Playing A Role in Autism
Dr.Christopher Exley, a Professor in Bioinorganic Chemistry at Keele University explains why he believes aluminum is playing some sort of role in Autism.
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Studies Confirm the Link Between the Use of Social Media and Isolation
From the UK to the US and all the way to India, numerous studies confirm links between social media and loneliness, depression, and anxiety.
The Nurse Cat From Poland Who Looks After Sick & Injured Animals In A Shelter
Rademenes is a little black cat that has miraculously escaped death after a very close call caused by an upper-respiratory infection.
How Sex Ed Can Save Lives
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A billboard by the Alabama Department of Public Health in Eutaw, Greene County, raises awareness of recommended adolescent vaccines, including the HPV vaccine.
© 2019 Human Rights Watch
When Abba M. learned that a sexual partner had exposed her to the human papillomavirus, commonly known as HPV, she did “a
Study Evaluates 185 Meta-Analyses on Anti-Depressants & Finds A Strong Big Pharma Influence
A study published in the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology looked at 185 meta-analyses on anti-depressant meds, and found that one third of them were written by pharma industry employees and that almost 80 percent of the studies had industry ties. How safe are most of our commonly prescribed prescription medications?
Spiral of Silence Theory Explains Why You’d Rather Stay Quiet
During the 1970s, Elizabeth Noelle-Neumann, a German political scientist, developed the spiral of silence theory.
Parables For The New Conversation (Chapter 25: The Flower)
The following is a chapter from my book ‘Parables For The New Conversation.’ One chapter will be published every Sunday for 36 weeks here on Collective Evolution.
“Kisameet Clay” Found To Have “Potent Antibacterial Activity” Against “Essentially Untreatable” Pathogens
Overuse of antibiotics over the last 50 years have caused bacteria and pathogens to adapt to resist these methods of treatments.A rare clay has been found to kill these bacteria.
Tunisia: Six Orphans Brought Home from Libya
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A woman walks with a child in Roj camp, which holds foreign wives and children of Islamic State (ISIS) members, in northeast Syria, September 2018.
© 2018 Delil Souleiman/AFP/Getty Images
(Tunis) –Tunisia’s action on January 23, 2020, to bring home from Libya six orphaned children of suspected
The Importance of Teaching Empathy To Children
At its simplest, empathy is the awareness of the feelings and emotions of other people.
A Story About Something We All Have To Face – Death
We all die.
Pregnant girls need compassion, not cruelty
The Florida state Senate has voted down several compassionate, common-sense amendments to Senate Bill 404, which would limit girls’ access to abortion and undermine their right to health and privacy.
Study “Confirms That The Full Degree of Harm of Antidepressants Is Not Reported”
Multiple studies outlined in this article indicate a serious issue with the efficacy of anti-depressant drugs, and the lengths that pharmaceutical companies go to hide potential dangers.
Seven Ways To Tell If Your Oregano Oil is Truly Wild High Mountain Grown & Safe
Many oils for sale might not actually be a authentic, or some of them might not have a lot of the marketed oil in it, and just a tiny bit.
Online Disinhibition Effect Explains Why Some People Become Jerks Online
Trolling others is a common refrain for people online.Indeed, this behavior has become so common that it is now intensively studied by psychologists.