The value of Danish energy company Orsted, the world’s largest offshore wind farm developer and a big player in the U.S., has plunged about 31 percent since it declared $2.3 billion in U.S. impairments in late August due to supply delays, high interest rates and a lack of new tax credits
Any religious body, health authority, health worker, politician, pharmacy executive, statistician, judge or any adult for that matter now has a duty to protect their communities from mRNA
Shadowy murders of Vical, outstanding scientists that developed the liquid nano particles still cast a shadow on the Moderna Pfizer lawsuit payout today
A controversial forecast by Deagel, a global intelligence and consulting firm, gained attention in 2020 for its startling prediction of a significant depopulation event across the Western World by 2025
Popping an ibuprofen for that pounding headache or twisted ankle can provide quick relief from pain. But while this easily accessible, over-the-counter drug could temporarily mask discomfort and sometimes help a lot, experts say it does little to spur true healing
A significant shift has occurred in the realm of the Internet, yet the majority of individuals residing in the United States may not be fully aware of its implications
COVID-19 cases among vaccinated seniors soared in 2021, according to newly disclosed data acquired by U.S. health agencies but not presented to the public
PSI is actively engaged in assisting the campaign to get a retrial/appeal for Lucy Letby because our analysis of the scientific evidence from the case suggests a possible gross miscarriage of justice. Letby was convicted to life in prison without possibility of parole for the murder of seven babies and seven counts of attempted murder, making her Britain’s worst child serial killer in modern times
I feel that I make notes every day on saying goodbye to a world that has passed – and at times on noticing a new world that is barely stirring. So I mourn, and at times I hope
The World Health Organization’s new chief scientist has urged countries to share work on vaccines, diagnostics and treatments for the 20 most dangerous pathogens to avoid the “deep scars” caused by inequitable access to countermeasures at the height of the Covid-19 crisis
Two years ago during Covid lockdowns, I wrote about climate control freaks, facetiously anticipating a future headline: “Bad CO2 Day, Lockdowns Enforced.” A joke that would never happen, right? Well . . .