FDA /CDER often conducts workshops guiding the industry to assist in drug development approaches so that the approval of their drug applications goes smoothly and expeditiously.

Could it be that covid “vaccines” are the real death sentence, and not “covid” itself? New research out of Harvard University suggests exactly that.

The New York Presbyterian Hospital is running a commercial in an effort to raise awareness of myocarditis in children, seeming to suggest that inflammation of the heart in children is a common condition.

I’ve made an awful lot of mistakes in my life. But I try to learn from every one of them. For this reason, I keep returning to old models to see how they have fared against the ever-increasing empirical data.

Spoken dialogue systems must be able to express empathy to achieve natural interaction with human users. However, laughter generation requires a high level of dialogue understanding.

Despite what the media claims, climate-related deaths have fallen over 99 percent since 1920

The emphasis on a false climate crisis is becoming a tragedy for modern civilization, which depends on reliable, economic, and environmentally viable energy.

Whether it’s a hot Colorado summer or a cold United Kingdom winter, the misery of “green” policies becomes an everyday reality as hapless consumers are denied access to energy.

David Attenborough should stick to educating us about animals rather than bashing human beings.

California has legalized the use of human remains for composting.

A simple comparison of excess deaths between Sweden and England in the context of COVID response.

These days, the media will try to link nearly anything to climate change.

The Washington Post Editorial Board tried to freak Americans out by claiming that some communities “will have to be abandoned” completely because it would cost too much money to save them from ‘climate change’.

Alarming reports that the Antarctic ice sheet is shrinking misrepresent the science underway to understand a very complex situation.

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