Did a Mexican Researcher Develop a Potential Treatment for HPV?
12 February 2019 - Eva Ramón Gallegos and her team have been pursuing the use of photodynamic therapy for 20 years.
Medical Archive
Does Walmart Sell Insulin for $25 a Vial Without a Prescription?
7 February 2019 - The question centers on a different type of insulin than most diabetics are currently prescribed.
Were Three Cats in Wyoming Diagnosed with Bubonic Plague?
18 January 2019 - Officials issued an advisory to residents after a spate of cases within a six-month period.
Will Cayenne Pepper Stop Serious Bleeding?
7 January 2019 - Do not put cayenne pepper in an open wound or ingest it to stop bleeding. That’s not how it works.
Can Eating Hot Cross Buns Trigger False Positive Breathalyzer Results?
7 January 2019 - It should not be surprising that inaccurate results can be obtained when breathalyzers are used improperly.
Can Peach Syrup Help Treat the ‘Stomach Flu’?
27 December 2018 - It is unclear whether a homespun remedy spreading widely online would help someone dealing with nausea or vomiting.
Did the DOJ Admit the Flu Shot Is the “Most Dangerous” Vaccine in America?
17 December 2018 - The FBI issues a "Most Wanted Fugitives" list, but the DOJ has no equivalent for supposedly "Dangerous Vaccines."
Did a Brain-Eating Amoeba Kill a Woman Who Rinsed Her Sinuses with Tap Water?
12 December 2018 - Balamuthia mandrillaris infections are extremely rare and largely preventable, but the few cases that do occur are usually fatal.
Was a Teenager Electrocuted by His Earphones?
11 December 2018 - Malaysian authorities told local reporters that a 16 year-old was electrocuted while charging his phone.
Was a Scientist Jailed After Discovering a Deadly Virus Delivered Through Vaccines?
8 December 2018 - Judy Mikovits did not discover a deadly virus delivered through vaccines; she was arrested for allegedly stealing equipment belonging to the Institute that fired her.
Are Indonesian Teens Drinking Boiled, Bloody Menstrual Pads to Get “High” in a “New Trend”?
16 November 2018 - Media outlets have taken a voyeuristic look at child poverty in the poorest parts of Indonesia and repackaged it as a viral “teens do dumb things to get high” story for clicks.
Can Drinking One Diet Drink a Day Triple the Risk of Dementia and Strokes?
31 October 2018 - Some studies show an association between increased consumption of artificially sweetened beverages and stroke or dementia risk, but that does not mean one causes the other.
