Public health: 1 in 5 who get measles are hospitalized
The CDC says 1 in 5 who get measles will be hospitalized, but historically, per their own data, it was 1 in 62. Why that large difference?
Opinion: Practicing Factfulness based on data.
The CDC says 1 in 5 who get measles will be hospitalized, but historically, per their own data, it was 1 in 62. Why that large difference?
Goldman Sachs says weight loss drug usage will grow U.S. economy. Not long before achieving an ideal weight is mandatory?
A licensed dietician recommends a diet devoid of vitamin B12. That' would be malpractice if that advice was given as part of individualized advice.
If you still listen to public health "experts", the CDC may recommend that some get Covid shots twice per year.
Even Microsoft Copilot understands the risks of vegetarian eating. You can do it, but you need to do it precisely right or eventually have problems. Promoters often hide the risks.
Schools and daycares "were not a significant source of transmission" of Covid-19.
Surveys show a collapse in trust in most all professions, and in most institutions. Science, once trusted, has seen declines in the public’s trust there too. This column suggests one…
Nutrition science proposes to identify an individual, optimized diet for each person, prescribed by your doctor. Nutrition science is 100% bull shit.
Really: Covid scientist Sir John Edmunds: ‘We didn’t take enough account of the economic cost of lockdown’ (telegraph.co.uk) The UK has been holding hearings on what happened (basically nothing worked…
May be lockdowns didn't work, caused much harm, and you know, were sort of stupid. Times have changed.