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Food and Drug Administration

The data, as reported by IMS Health, the largest and most credible source of prescribing data in the United States, is staggering: 274,804 babies, 370,778…
Wayne Douglas went through benzo hell and lived to tell the tale, leaving psychiatric drugs behind. His story teaches us how bad benzodiazepines are for…
It was a faustian bargain—and it certainly made editors at National Public Radio squirm. The deal was this: NPR, along with a select group of…
The Food and Drug Administration, under public pressure to start testing samples of U.S. food for the presence of a pesticide that has been linked…
There are over 2,000 studies on the GreenMedInfo database demonstrating the power of turmeric to heal, but this time-tested, safe, and affordable healing substance still…
For Mylan, it was a perfect plan—diabolical, unstoppable. The company made changes in its anti-allergy EpiPen dispenser in 2009, enough to give it patent protection. Then, in 2012, it…
We are sure there will be many more such attacks coming. Earlier this summer, Congress defied the will of voters in passing a phony GMO…
What is the true motivation behind the DEA’s decision to ban kratom? Could it be the fact that enormous swathes of researchers are trying to develop synthetic…
A cynical move is underway to promote a new, powerful, and troubling technology known as “gene drives” for use in conservation. This is not just…
The world of vaccines just keeps getting more bizarre, and the reality of vaccine side effects more grim. Now, a major shingles vaccine manufacturer is admitting that their…
A couple of days ago I wrote to an internet acquaintance who had mentioned that a severely depressed friend of hers was at the end…
Sixty-nine percent, or more than two-thirds of patients currently using the most commonly prescribed antidepressant medications, “never met the criteria for major depressive disorder,” according…