Mebendazole and Cancer: The Lab Surprise That Started It All
Seventeen years ago, a group of lab mice at Johns Hopkins refused to grow tumors. The reason started a line of mebendazole cancer research that is still unfolding.
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Seventeen years ago, a group of lab mice at Johns Hopkins refused to grow tumors. The reason started a line of mebendazole cancer research that is still unfolding.
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A scoop of dirt from beside a Japanese golf course gave the world ivermectin. Now a new review...
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Your kids can lose electrolytes even when it’s cold outside Whether it’s hockey, skiing, snowboarding, or basketball, when kids exercise, they sweat. Fluids and electrolytes are...
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Norovirus Norovirus, often mistakenly called the "stomach flu," is a highly contagious viral infection that causes severe gastrointestinal symptoms. It is the leading cause of vomiting,...
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Missing Nuclear Warheads May Be the Answer Speculation surrounding the drone sightings continues to grow as government officials and drone manufacturers speculate and demand answers. The...
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The vaccine pushers gaslit anyone who questioned their vaccine ideology during the recent pandemic. Intelligent, well-read people were labeled “anti-vaxxers” who dared question the fast-tracked, unproven...
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More people die from heart attacks during these days than any other time of the year A study published in Circulation, the flagship journal of the...
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RFK Jr. Has His Work Cut out For Him President-elect Donald Trump has caused quite a stir by nominating RFK Jr. as head of HHS, sending...
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The fascinating history of lithium For centuries, lithium hot springs were thought to have medicinal qualities. It wasn’t until 1948 when Australian psychiatrist John Cade proved...
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(It depends on who the President appoints and is approved by the Senate) When president elect Donald Trump appointed Robert F. Kennedy Jr to head the...
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