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There’s no shortage of spectacularly bad advice about dietary fat these days. None quite compares to the Soap Diet — a theory I involuntarily tested decades ago, courtesy of my mother. It’s even worse. Probably. I’ve reached the point in my life where my memory is slipping a bit. You know — getting …
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The Tuskegee syphilis study stands as one of the greatest moral failures in American medical history, a reminder of what happens when vulnerable people are treated as expendable in the name of research. The safeguards created in its aftermath were meant to ensure such abuses never happen again—but …
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“Health freedom” sounds so American until you realize it’s been hijacked by RFK Jr. and MAHA to replace science with snake oil and evidence with vibes. Under the glow of virtue-signaling and supplement-sponsored sanctimony, MAHA isn’t liberating your health choices, it’s monetizing your …
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The rise of the MAHA movement and its deepening ties with the Wellness Industry reveal a shared and manipulative playbook. Both capitalize on casting doubt and levying accusations of malfeasance against established institutions, such as government agencies and the medical system. By hawking their …
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RFK Jr. has unveiled a new demand for medical schools–that they offer more nutritional training than they currently do. As we’ve come to expect from him, this demand demonstrates his lack of knowledge about how healthcare works, the health professions, and the actual concerns about food.There’s …
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The source of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19, remains elusive. With “low confidence,” some federal agencies favor the theory that it originated in and leaked from a Chinese laboratory performing “gain of function” research, while most scientists appear to be more persuaded that it came …
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Water fluoridation transformed dental care, saved billions of dollars, and inspired an iconic scene in a Hollywood satire (“Dr. Strangelove”). Yet, some eight decades after it was first introduced, fluoridation is still the subject of conspiracy theories and political posturing. John Batchelor …
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Evidence suggests that at recommended levels, fluoridation is cost-effective and promotes public health. But, like any healthcare intervention, it must be scrutinized and adjusted as new data emerge.In a contentious age when public health debates often resemble cultural battlegrounds, the …
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In a groundbreaking ruling, a judge found that fluoride in drinking water poses an “unreasonable risk” to children’s IQs, forcing the EPA to rethink its fluoride regulations. With the ghost of “Chevron Deference” barely cold, the anti-fluoride movement is savoring its triumph in a decades-long …
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Background Fluoride research began in 1909 when Dr. Frederick McKay came to Colorado Springs, Colorado, to study the native residents, many of whom had brown-stained teeth (from mottled enamel), including 90% of the locally born children. Oddly, the researchers determined that these teeth were …
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