Written by Brenda Baletti, Ph.D.
President Donald Trump on Monday advised pregnant women to avoid Tylenol during pregnancy based on evidence that its active ingredient, acetaminophen, may be associated with an increased risk of neurological conditions, including autism and ADHD in children.
Written by Pallab Ghosh
A million-year-old human skull found in China suggests that our species, Homo sapiens, began to emerge at least half a million years earlier than we thought, researchers are claiming in a new study.
Written by Spencer Klavan
No-one reads anymore. This is something that teachers of literature like me are always saying
Written by William M Briggs
I like to tease Sabine Hossenfelder, especially when she chooses to inform us that she cannot make any choices, but I ought to say when I am with her
Written by A Midwestern Doctor
A key goal in writing this publication has been to provide a voice to forgotten victims of medicine so I try to respond to all the messages I receive—particularly those in dire need
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
I sat down with Dr. Philip McMillan on Vejon Health, and our conversation wasn’t just about the latest evidence on vaccine harms—it was about survival in an academic world hostile to truth
Written by Roger Watson
The problem with myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) is threefold: we do not know what causes it; we do not know what it is; and we do not know how to cure it
Written by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH
Infant rats exposed to “safe” cell phone radiation levels suffered impaired neuronal development and disrupted brain chemistry, while parallel in-vitro tests showed DNA damage in neural stem cells
Written by Dr Lidiya Angelova
A scientific study just published on Zenodo presents the first documented evidence of genomic integration of mRNA vaccine-derived genetic material in a human subject
Written by John Redwood
High energy prices, bans on making and extracting things, changed UK tariff policies and high taxes are a toxic mix. The factory and company closures are coming thick and fast, doing grave damage to the UK industrial base and losing us many jobs.
Written by Bruce Levine, PhD
Fifty years ago, there was at least a pretense among academic psychiatrists to care about science. They at least paid lip service to criticism of the lack of validity of mental illness constructs, and they made futile attempts to solve their diagnostic unreliability problem.
Written by MGUY
MGUY Australia argues that large-scale battery energy storage systems (BESS) are overhyped and not the panacea many believe.
Written by Paul Homewood
Britain’s North Sea could yield up to three times more oil and gas than the Government has suggested, leading analysts have found
Written by Will Jones
Oxford and Cambridge universities have failed to get into the top three in the Times prestigious annual university ranking for the first time, with experts blaming “misguided attempts at equality”
Written by John Flack, B Pharm, PhD
In 2022 I published a paper in the Daily Sceptic (at that time called the Lockdown Sceptic) concerning the safety testing of the Covid-19 vaccines that had miraculously been developed and approved in a matter of months rather than years
Written by Peter Simons
In a 2022 meta-analysis, Marc B. Stone and his colleagues declared a startling finding. On average, antidepressants were little better than placebo pills