South Korean study finds a 27% increase in risk of developing cancer within one year after covid vaccination

In September, a study was published that examined the health records of the 8.4 million residents of Seoul, South Korea.  It found that overall, there was a 27% increased risk of developing cancer within one year of covid vaccination.  The

IEA report admits commitment to climate change is melting away

In a new report, IEA, a body whose research helps to shape global energy policies, has admitted that countries’ commitment to climate change action is declining rapidly. The IEA had been predicting that “fossil” fuel consumption would peak

Do covid injections cause cancer? A professor of biology gives her opinion

Dr Charlotte Kuperwasser, Professor in the Department of Developmental, Molecular and Chemical Biology at Tufts University, Massachusetts, describes three biologically plausible mechanisms that may link covid mRNA injections to cancer. She

Can editing someone’s genes make them taller or more intelligent?

The genetics of human traits such as height and intelligence are complex.  Height, for example, is influenced by over 12,000 genes.  Likewise, intelligence is complex and is not only influenced by genes.  Intelligence is believed to be 50-8

Dr. Russell Blaylock: Aluminium, childhood vaccines and the rising rates of autism (Part 4)

In June, Dr. Russell Blaylock published a paper which describes aluminium’s neurotoxic properties and the connection between childhood vaccines which contain aluminium and autism spectrum disorder (“ASD”). “In this paper, I offer a well-dem