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Houston Tx to Dismantle $17M Temp Hospital That Didn’t See a Single Patient

Written by C. Douglas Golden

One thing the coronavirus outbreak has taught us is that we have limited resources, at least when it comes to funding.

Consider that the funds set aside for small businesses in the Paycheck Protection Program ran out in a matter of weeks. And that’s the federal government. State governments have even less budgetary room to play around with, and counties have even less money.

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Antibody Testing: Proves We’ve Been Had!

Written by Kevin McCullough

There is simply no other way to state this. Nearly everything we’ve been told about models, rates of infection, deaths, and recoveries was inaccurate.

I’m not here to argue that it was malfeasance or ignorance — both are unacceptable. But the one thing that Governor Andrew Cuomo’s stunning announcement made clear on Thursday is that there are some pretty shocking — and what should be — reassuring truths.

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Judges Rule Czech Republic COVID19 Lockdown Illegal

Written by Lucas Němec

Prague court cancels Czech anti-coronavirus measures on free movement, retail sales.

The Prague Municipal Court has cancelled, as of April 27, the Health Ministry’s four anti-coronavirus measures restricting free movement of people as well as retail sales and services in the Czech Republic.

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The History of Ultraviolet Blood Irradiation (UBI) Therapy

Written by ubimedical.com

Considerable research into the use of UV light for treatment of disease was initiated in the 1870’s.

One of the first researchers to experiment with UV light was Niels Ryberg Finsen (photo, below), who won the Nobel Prize for “Physiology of Medicine” in 1903 for the treatment of 300 people suffering from Lupus in Denmark.

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Study: Light And Sound Improves Alzheimer’s

Written by Mike McCrae

Clumps of harmful proteins that interfere with brain functions have been partially cleared in mice using nothing but light and sound.

Research led by MIT earlier this year found strobe lights and a low pitched buzz can be used to recreate brain waves lost in the disease, which in turn remove plaque and improve cognitive function in mice engineered to display Alzheimer’s-like behaviour.

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UK’s The Guardian Sells Fake News on Florida Sea Level Threat

Written by James Taylor

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At the top of Google News searches for “climate change” yesterday, the UK Guardian published an article titled, “Will Florida be lost forever to the climate crisis?”

The article claims, “If scientists are right, the lower third of the state will be underwater by the end of the century.”

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