
The numbers are stark. Tens of millions of people worldwide live with cancer, a disease that devastates families and drains hope. For those with stage IV diagnoses, the conversation often shifts from cure to management.
Written by PSI Editor

The numbers are stark. Tens of millions of people worldwide live with cancer, a disease that devastates families and drains hope. For those with stage IV diagnoses, the conversation often shifts from cure to management.
Written by Ben Pile

It has been quite warm. And on some people’s views, this is a sign of things to come – slightly warmer weather means that Britain is going to be torn from her foundations by the elements that made her.
Written by Sasha Latypova

This post is a collection of my and other authors’ synergistic research on the true causes and mechanisms of cancer. These materials will demonstrate that cancer is ~99% preventable and avoidable condition, because it is an induced illness, not a naturally present one.
Written by PSI Editor

Medical history is often presented as a straightforward march towards progress. Yet every so often an author argues that an entire profession may have taken a wrong turn.
Written by John O'Sullivan CEO Principia Scientific International
Britain is being told to plaster its beautiful green countryside with solar farms as though geography were a minor inconvenience. It is not.
Written by PSI Editor

A provocative new study is stirring fresh debate in climate science by challenging a core tenet of anthropogenic global warming theory.
Written by Clive de Carle and Vicki Howd

In the early 1960s, a paediatrician at the Cleveland Clinic was looking at a group of children whose problems his profession could not explain.
Written by Peter D Clack

The heat capacity of the entire atmosphere is equal to just the top 3.5 meters of the world’s oceans. Below this surface lies Earth’s true thermal vault.
Written by Tess Lawrie, MBBCh, PhD

The same NHS that spent 2021 telling patients ivermectin was dangerous horse paste is now quietly dispensing it at a rate of over 10,000 prescriptions a month.
Written by Justus R. Hope

While reviewing literature for an upcoming article, I encountered three studies that yielded surprising results. Each included a caveat similar to: “The study was not designed to show the agent improved cancer survival, however…”
Written by Dr. Vernon Coleman

Back in December 2020 I warned that the mRNA Covid jabs could cause a huge number of serious adverse events – including myocarditis, heart attacks and strokes.
Written by Tom Harris with Mary-Jean Harris

Religion has been a force throughout history that has helped societies flourish and given people meaning, but it has also been a vehicle for fundamentalism and intolerance. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Pierre Gosselin

“Ecological virtue” has turned into a public health hazard. The French climate blogsite Cliumat et Verité writes about why the French have an aversion to ACs, even when temperatures exceed 40°C. [some emphasis, links added]
Written by Independent Medical Alliance

In the first article in this series, we looked at the earliest roots of American medicine. Care began in the home. It was shaped by midwives, household remedies, local physicians, family responsibility, faith, and community trust.
Written by David Wojick, Ph.D.

Back on May 26, 2026, the New York State Legislature dramatically changed its 2019 climate law, which had originally been labeled “landmark” by the green press.
Written by Paul Homewood

There’s another heatwave on the way and no doubt the UK Met Office/media will blame it on global warming, as they always do. It is of course nothing of the sort, just weather.