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Infrasound Affects the Brain

Written by Dr. Håkan Enbom, M.D., Ph.D.,

High Sensitivity Persons, HSP. Approximately 30% of a population, and that’s quite a lot, a third of Denmark’s or Sweden’s population, belongs to the group that is a little more sensitive than the other part of the population. So it’s not a small part that we’re talking about.

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Why the Left Hates AI

Written by Sean Thomas

There is a strange sound that rises from the modern Left these days. If you spend enough time on Bluesky, you hear it constantly, an ambient keening like wind caught in badly fitted windows.

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Are Toxic Pesticides on Christmas Trees Poisoning Kids?

Written by Center for Biological Diversity

The Center for Biological Diversity and Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments petitioned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the president’s Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) Commission on Dec. 4 to address the health risks posed by the heavy use of toxic pesticides on Christmas trees.

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EU To Postpone Petrol Car Ban to 2040

Written by Paul Homewood

EU car industry successfully lobbies to push back all-electric targets amid mounting backlash. Labour has been urged to delay a ban on petrol and diesel cars as Brussels reportedly prepares to push back its own deadline by five years.

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The Vaccine Injury Data That Doesn’t Exist

Written by J B Handley

ATLANTA, Georgia—Yesterday, something happened that has never happened in the history of American public health: ACIP voted 8-3 to un-recommend the universal birth dose of hepatitis B for babies born to mothers who test negative for the virus.

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