By Children’s Health Defense Team The New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) on Aug. 27 repealed an emergency mask mandate after a lawsuit was filed Aug. 5 in federal court challenging the regulation. The lawsuit was brought by William Ouweleen, vintner for the oldest…
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.Meryl Nass, M.D., Children’s Health Defense Monday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a biologics license application for the Pfizer Comirnaty vaccine. The press reported that vaccine mandates are now legal for military, healthcare workers, college students and employees in many industries. New York City Mayor Bill de…
By Patricia Burke Earlier in the week we reviewed the work of Paul Brodeur back in the 1970s, before the age of the internet, YouTube, and downloadable PDFs. Unfortunately, if Paul Brodeur were writing today about the risks of asbestos, powerlines, and EMFs, it is…
As our global movement to counter 5G strives to reach a wider audience in its effort to alert the public and decision-makers about the perils of EMF radiation on Earth and in space, the Stop 5G International team would like to invite you to join…
By Patricia Burke In Part 1 of the conclusion of Memorial Day article series, we questioned why civilian reports of injuries similar to those reported by embassy and diplomatic personnel are not being quantified or investigated, including the work of Dr. Beatrice Golumb. We also…
By Patricia Burke Back in the day, cigarettes were smart too. When I was living in Northern California from 2008-2010, I was one of the individuals who became immediately impaired as the result of wireless utility meter deployment. Epidemiologist Dr. Sam Milham spoke of sudden-onset…
By Neenah Payne Register now for the “Quest For The Cures [FINAL CHAPTER]” 9-day free online docuseries by Ty and Charlene Bollinger. They have put on The Truth About Cancer for many years. Quest For The Cures [FINAL CHAPTER] is their latest effort to uncover the truth…
By Megan Redshaw, J.D., Children’s Health Defense A new peer-reviewed article links phthalates, a group of neurotoxic chemicals found in hundreds of consumer products including toys, floor coverings and food packaging, to long-lasting neurodevelopmental harm in fetuses, infants and children. The authors of the study,…
By Neenah Payne Power comes back for most in Texas, but other problems pile up shows how quickly Texans were thrown into life-threatening situations when the grid failed to provide enough electricity during an unusual cold snap and snow storm in mid-February when temperatures in…
By Joseph Jankowski A New Jersey Senator has begun talks with other lawmakers about mandating a COVID-19 vaccination for school children and stripping exemptions that have been used in the past by parents to avoid inoculation. Despite school aged children being one of the most…
By Eddie Galdamez According to a 2019 peer-reviewed study in MEDICC, “chronic kidney disease has reached epidemic proportions in El Salvador.” The number of people affected by this silent illness is staggering; it is the second cause of death in men and the third cause…
By Neenah Payne Note: This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment provided by a qualified healthcare provider. Register now for “The Truth About Vaccines” 10-day docuseries free online October 13-23. The docuseries is by…
By Jon Rappoport The simple truth is: the US government is anticipating many people will be filing claims for compensation, when their family members are harmed or killed by a new COVID vaccine. Of course, the government isn’t coming right out and admitting that. The…
By Jade Small State fairs and festivals are few and far between at the moment, as is the beloved pink cotton candy that makes fairs and festivals even more special for most of us. You’ll know it when you see it, a field of nature’s…
By Tony Cartalucci Forbes in their article, “9 Pharmaceutical Companies Racing For A COVID-19 Vaccine,” would provide a list of the current front-runners racing to develop the West’s first COVID-19 vaccine. The article would claim: With more than 6 million confirmed Covid-19 cases worldwide and…
By Taibat Ibitoye, University of Reading Plant-based diets continue to grow in popularity, worldwide. There are plenty of reasons people switch to a plant-based diet, including ethical and environmental reasons. However, a growing number of people are shunning meat for health reasons. Evidence shows that…
By Patricia Burke Broadband = “A Civil Right We Can’t Afford to Lose” What is broadband, and what are civil rights? This week, Essence Magazine published an article, “Broadband Access Is A Civil Right We Can’t Afford To Lose—But Many Can’t Afford To Have -THE…
By Elias Marat In a clear sign that it’s high time for change, the National Basketball Association and its players union have come to an agreement that athletes will be tested for performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) when the NBA restarts its pandemic interrupted season at Disney…
By Amanda Froelich Spring. Is. Here. Aren’t you elated? I certainly am. It’s the best time of the year in my opinion… when baby animals are born, the air smells fresh, and flowers can’t help but bloom. Speaking of, I have lately been in my…
A study shows that administering antioxidant coenzyme Q10 reverses damage done to germinative cells by BPA, a contaminant found in many kinds of plastic Exposure to bisphenol A (BPA), an industrial chemical used to make certain plastics and resins, inner coatings for food cans and…
