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New 'jumping' superbug gene discovered, resistant to last-resort antibiotic

Doctors deploy the antibiotic colistin when all other infection-fighting options are exhausted.But resistance to colistin has emerged around the globe, threatening its efficacy.

Paediatrician Explains Fallacy Of Media-Hyped Hysteria About The Measles

Dr.Bob Sears, a paediatrician, in an interview with Del Bigtree shares some facts about measles as well as the measles vaccine that the mainstream media is completely ignoring.

Why Do So Many Humans Believe Animal Life Has No Value Or Is Of Lesser Worth?

The Intercept, in partnership with Sentient Media, have introduced an eight-part video series about factory farms, animal agriculture and animal rights, entitled “Animal Matters.” Episode three has just been released. Why do we eat animals? Why have we been made to believe that the human body requires meat and dairy

Once Burned, Twice Shy—Why “Anti-Vaxxers” Are Really “Ex-Vaxxers

In the 1920s, Edward Bernays, the so-called “father of public relations,” wrote several influential books outlining the principles of successful propaganda.

Half A Billion Fewer Animals Were Killed Since 2007 Because People Are Eating Less Meat

Have you transitioned to a plant-based diet? Do you make an effort to reduce the amount of animal products you are consuming on a regular basis? If so, it is thanks to you that 500 million lives have been spared this year, and with continued awareness, that number continues to

What Is the Gambler’s Fallacy and How It Affects Your Decisions

Do you make decisions based on probability, or take the chance? Maybe you have a gambler’s fallacy thought process.

5G From Space: “Not One Inch of The Globe Will Be Free of Radiation”

Acclaimed author and philosopher Jeremy Naydler, Ph.D.is our guide as we explore what a full-scale deployment of 5G may mean for humanity at this critical time.Published here with permission.

Multiple Scientists Explain How A Diet High In Protein Is NOT Good For Us – Even After Working Out

The idea that we need to consume as much protein that is recommended to us by federal health regulatory agencies is not backed by much evidence.

Lyme Disease: The CDC’s Greatest Coverup & What They Don’t Want You To Know

Lyme disease, do you have it? If you did, you probably wouldn’t know – unless you’re one of the chronic sufferers that have had to visit over 30 doctors to get a proper diagnosis.

The Perversion Of Wikipedia: Skepticism As A Tool For The Censorship Of New Ideas

Wikipedia, the people's encyclopedia, a supposed resource for the open sharing of wisdom and knowledge, is violating its own policies and non-profit status by favoring donors' worldview through exerting undue editorial influence. If we can't trust Wikipedia, the people's encyclopedia, does that mean we can't trust anything we hear and

The Powerful Aspirin Alternative Your Doctor Never Told You About

This article was written by Sayer Ji, Founder of Greenmedinfo,com where it was originally posted.Published here with permission.

Farmer Gives His Cows To A Sanctuary After Seeing Them “Terrified”

A Cattle farmer turned vegan and gave his whole £50,000 herd to an animal sanctuary because he could no longer bear seeing them 'terrified' on the way to the abattoir.

Scientists print first 3D heart using patient's biological materials: Engineered heart completely matches the immunological, cellular, biochemical and anatomical properties of the patient

Until now, scientists in regenerative medicine -- a field positioned at the crossroads of biology and technology -- have been successful in printing only simple tissues without blood vessels.

Gene therapy restores immunity in infants with rare immunodeficiency disease

These interim results from the clinical trial, supported in part by NIH, were published today in The New England Journal of Medicine.

Despite transition period, maximal running shoes may still increase risk of injury

The shoes, which feature increased cushioning, particularly in the forefoot region of the midsole, affect runners' biomechanics, leaving them at increased risk of injury, said Christine Pollard, director of the Bend campus's Functional Orthopedic Research Center of Excellence (FORCE) Lab and a co-author of the study. "These shoes may work