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The Citation Index Publication Problem

Written by Ganapathy Shanmugam, Ph.D.

In evaluating the scientific achievements of a researcher for awarding promotions, for research grants, or for prizes, Citation Indices of single-authored publications are absolute, and those of multi-authored publications are obsolete

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Climate Alarmism, Not The Climate, Is What Threatens Europe’s Brain Health

Written by Stephen Heins

Euronews ran a piece this week declaring that “climate change is putting Europe’s brain health at risk.” Neurologist Ulf Kallweit, co-chair of an environmental task force at the European Academy of Neurology, warned that rising temperatures will drive more strokes, disrupt sleep, expand infectious diseases, and worsen dementia and Parkinson’s

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Stop Spraying Poison on Our Food Before Harvest

Written by Dr. Robert W. Malone

For generations, American farmers grew wheat, oats, soybeans, and other food crops, allowed them to mature, and harvested them without spraying herbicides over the fields shortly before bringing the crops into the food supply

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