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Sending Health Care To Homes Is Better And Cheaper Than Hospital Stays

Posted by on Dec 4, 2025 in Public Health | Comments Off on Sending Health Care To Homes Is Better And Cheaper Than Hospital Stays

Due to the rising costs and inability of doctors to own hospitals since the Affordable Care Act (ACA), costs have ballooned. The ACA was passed because 750,000 people had pre-existing conditions that made private insurance unavailable, yet their incomes were too high for government assistance. The ACA bridged that gap, yet as government requirements increased the cost for everyone increased so much that 50,000,000 now need subsidies.

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If You Want To Golf Better, Don’t Play With A Democrat

Posted by on Dec 3, 2025 in Sports Science | Comments Off on If You Want To Golf Better, Don’t Play With A Democrat

Sports used to bridge a lot of cultural gaps. You could walk into any bar and ask what the score was and everyone was your friend, regardless of race, creed, or color.

Those days are gone, according to humanities scholars at coastal universities. Even elite athletes are shook by being around anything different from them, they write in a new paper. The authors even suggest their work means business teams may want to group employees by political beliefs. Perhaps restaurants should consider having sections just for Democrats or Republicans.

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The Organic Foods You Need To Avoid This Thanksgiving To Stay Cancer-Free

Posted by on Nov 23, 2025 in Public Health | Comments Off on The Organic Foods You Need To Avoid This Thanksgiving To Stay Cancer-Free

Though vegetable oil is all the rage this year, we need to remember that food scaremongering is designed to pile onto previous hysteria, not replace it. The Endocrine Disruptor/PM2.5/5G conspiracy community, dominated by the left for decades, finally got one of their into a position that was important, rather than Guardian journalists or Natural Resources Defense Council attorney, and that means a whole new tranche of Evil Science must be lamented.

If being worried that food coloring caused your autism and telling strangers that beef tallow would've prevented it is not enough to keep you in full militant mode this Thanksgiving, here is a list of other foods that the International Agency for Risk on Cancer (IARC) has linked to cancer.

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Neanderthals Resorted To Cannibalism – Just Like European Settlers At Jamestown

Posted by on Nov 21, 2025 in Anthropology | Comments Off on Neanderthals Resorted To Cannibalism – Just Like European Settlers At Jamestown

Neanderthals Resorted To Cannibalism – Just Like European Settlers At Jamestown
A recent analysis of Neanderthal bones from the Troisième caverne of Goyet in Belgium, which has a whopping 101 skeletal remains, notes cannibalism was happening 45,000 years ago - women and children impacted most.

The consumed Neanderthals were not from the local tribe and the presence of bones from numerous other animals means they were likely to have been brought into the community just for food, like any other animal, rather than as part of some elaborate ritual.

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Lancet Is Doing For MAHA On Food What They Did For Wakefield On Vaccines

Posted by on Nov 18, 2025 in Public Health | Comments Off on Lancet Is Doing For MAHA On Food What They Did For Wakefield On Vaccines

The Lancet, which championed both the 'vaccines cause autism' and the 'Frankenfood' movement, is now promoting the same bad epidemiology in their claims about ultra-processed food.

Scientists may be concerned that a prominent journal is giving credence to scaremongering but we are talking about The Lancet - no journalists except Guardian and New York Times consider them scientifically reliable. Yes, they will have producers at "60 Minutes" repeating it and then SEO bloggers at Gizmodo and Daily Beast too, but the public are so jaded by epidemiological misinformation and disinformation, they have learned not to trust anything.

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After Pre-Diabetes, Will CDC Call Pre-Hypertension A Pandemic Next?

Posted by on Nov 15, 2025 in Public Health | Comments Off on After Pre-Diabetes, Will CDC Call Pre-Hypertension A Pandemic Next?

A new paper says that before your blood pressure rose, hypertension was already damaging blood vessels and brain matter.

How is that even possible? It won't matter, if history is any indication, career bureaucrats at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are already scheduling a briefing before Congress to ask for more money to prevent this new pandemic. 

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The Immortal Life Of Beef Cells

Posted by on Nov 14, 2025 in Technology | Comments Off on The Immortal Life Of Beef Cells

Ranchers and vegans don't agree on much but they agree that lab-grown meat is a bad idea. Not for science ones, for economic and psychological ones.

Still, activists are in a war of extinction against the modern world, so they are confident they will eventually win, either with allied progressive politicians like Secretary Robert Kennedy, Jr. banning products, or by regulating them so they are unaffordable, like California Governor Gavin Newsom has done with energy, home insurance, and healthcare.

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American Heart Association: Thank Ozempic For Less Type 2 DIabetes

Posted by on Nov 3, 2025 in Pharmacology | Comments Off on American Heart Association: Thank Ozempic For Less Type 2 DIabetes

At the upcoming American Heart Association meeting, participants will learn of the epidemiological results of 63,656 military veterans with Type 2 diabetes in the Million Veteran Program who took GLP-1 receptor agonists (semaglutide - "Wegovy", dulaglutide - "Trulicity", etc.). The survey analysis found that those who also changed their lifestyle habits had a 50% lower risk of serious cardiovascular events(1) compared to those who didn't report a healthier lifestyle and received diabetes care without GLP-1 RA medication.

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Europe Rations Air Conditioning But The US Has Made A Map To Help People Optimize It

Posted by on Nov 2, 2025 in Atmospheric | Comments Off on Europe Rations Air Conditioning But The US Has Made A Map To Help People Optimize It

America uses less energy per capita than we did in World War II, and even World War I. Thanks to natural gas, we provide energy in most states at an affordable cost.(1) With the help of a new data set that shows where air conditioning is used, it will be even easier to know where things can be improved.

In France, you have to get permission from both the government and your neighbors to put in air conditioning. You will also want to be wealthy because it is more profitable to sell it to the rest of Europe than domestically.(2) America has far more equity, about 90% of people have air conditioning but the new AC Map shows that not all of it is optimal. Portable units in a humid area are not very effective, for example.

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Forced Organ Donation Remains Problematic But A Science Solution For Transplants Is Coming

Posted by on Oct 29, 2025 in Public Health | Comments Off on Forced Organ Donation Remains Problematic But A Science Solution For Transplants Is Coming

There is legitimate concern about increased social authoritarianism in governments worldwide. The state has gained more financial control everywhere. Even in the U.S nearly 60% of wealth is controlled by politicians, and it is the most "capitalist" country.

It led to a culture where the American federal government forced employees to get a COVID-19 vaccine or be fired. Yet 20,000,000 government employees were not given that same ultimatum.
The same mentality has led to countries where companies in the organ transplant business want you to be an organ donor by law. It would create another schism in U.S. culture, where body autonomy remains an issue. There can be no body autonomy if the government can force you to donate your organs.

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