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South African Doctor Who Identified Omicron Variant Urges Calm: ‘No Reason For Panicking’
The South African doctor who first identified the Omicron variant of the coronavirus is speaking out and emphasizing that more time is necessary to truly understand it.
Dr. Angelique Coetzee, chairwoman of the South African Medical Association,...
Psychopath Fauci Says He Thinks COVID “Is Not Going to Go Away”
A new variant of the COVID virus identified in Southern Africa is “highly transmissible and vaccine-resistant.”
Joe Biden on Friday announced plans to restrict travel from South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia, Lesotho, Eswatini, Mozambique...
Topics: Virus, Virology, South Africa, Vaccines, Joe Biden, Lesotho
‘Everything is on the Table’ – Fauci When Asked About New Lockdowns, Vaccine Mandates For...
It’s Sunday so Dr. Fauci is making the rounds on his favorite fake news outlets scaring the public about the “Omicron” variant.
“Should we have a vaccine mandate for domestic air travel?” NBC’s “Meet the...
Topics: Vaccines, Health Videos
Top indigenous health expert nicknamed 'Morning Star Bear' under fire for allegedly faking Native...
An investigation was launched into accusations that a top indigenous health expert in Canada faked a Native American heritage. Colleagues say the indigenous health guru is of European descent. Carrie Bourassa has made quite a name for herself as a...
Nonalcoholic Beverage Provision May Curb Underage Drinking Among Greek-life College Students
Availability of nonalcoholic beverages together with alcohol price increases could reduce alcohol consumption among college students at high risk for drinking-related harm, according to a study in Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research.
Topics: Alcohol, Medical Research, Alcoholism
This winter holiday, many folks will get something they don’t want — weight
You can fight this by paying attention to your diet and trying to keep your activity level up, nutritionists and other experts say.
Topics: Diet
How Reviewed experts pick products and deals for shoppers (sometimes they set things on fire)
Staffers test thousands of products to bring readers deals. Sometimes that involves setting aprons on fire.
The Best Wines in the World According to the Experts
Like taste in general, taste in wine is highly subjective, influenced by such factors as the taster’s experience, cultural preferences, body chemistry, even mood. That said, some tasting panels are...
Topics: Wine
Worldwide, 22 million children didn’t get their measles shots last year
Health officials fear that the drop in vaccinations will spark global outbreaks and deaths from the highly contagious disease.
Topics: Vaccines
Marjorie Taylor Greene Urges People To Sue Their MDs For Ivermectin
QAnon conspiracist, anti-vaxxer and anti-masker Marge Taylor Greene now thinks she's not only a doctor but an attorney at law as well.
She went on a seven part rant on the Bird App to spread her misinformation. From Raw Story:
She then wrote,...
Topics: Anti Vaxxers
Could Roche Put a Crinkle in Biogen's Alzheimer's Drug Launch?
Roche (OTC: RHHBY) is considering a launch of its Alzheimer's disease drug, gantenerumab, at a price that could undercut competition from Biogen's (NASDAQ: BIIB) Aduhelm. In this Motley Fool Live video recorded on Nov. 15, Motley Fool contributors...
Topics: Alzheimer's Disease, Nasdaq, Health Videos
Jon Gosselin Hospitalized After Waking Up in ‘Excruciating Pain’ From Deadly Spider
“Let’s face it, it hasn’t been my year."
Rams Rumors: Matthew Stafford Dealing with Elbow Injury and 'Chronic' Back Issue
Los Angeles Rams star Matthew Stafford is reportedly dealing with a "chronic" back injury along with an elbow issue. "Stafford's arm has been in a lot of pain,...
Topics: Matthew Stafford, Chronic Pain
Were Compass Pathways' Clinical Trial Results Really That Bad?
Compass Pathways (NASDAQ: CMPS) has released data for a phase 2b study of its COMP360 psilocybin treatment for depression. In this Motley Fool Live video recorded on November 15, Motley Fool contributors Keith Speights and Brian Orelli point out...
Topics: Clinical Trials, Nasdaq, Medical Research, Depression, Health Videos
Two cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant found in the UK connected to 'travel to southern...
A person is tested for COVID-19 in Johannesburg, South Africa, on Saturday November 27, 2021.AP Photo/Jerome Delay
Two cases of the Omicron coronavirus variant have been discovered in the UK, the country's health secretary said Saturday.
The...
Topics: South Africa, Health Photos, Medical Research
Report: The Fully Vaccinated Account for 81% of the COVID Deaths in the UK
According to the latest figures, more than 50 million people have had a first vaccine dose – some 88% of over-12s. More than 46 million – 80% of over-12s – have had both doses.
The Daily Expose reported:
The UK Health Security...
Topics: Vaccines
Fear of vaccines grows with the need for medical ethics [PODCAST]
“While individual doctors have obligations to both the individual and public health, their first concern is their patients. And these decisions have to acknowledge fears and respect the stance. Providers must balance reassurance with...
Topics: Vaccines, Podcasts
American Indians Who Believe a False Stereotype About Their Vulnerability to Alcohol May be at...
American Indians who believe a myth falsely implying that they are biogenetically predisposed to heavy drinking may experience more alcohol craving, more frequent drinking, and worse alcohol-related consequences than those who don't believe that...
Topics: Alcohol
“Why Didn’t Biden Have A Cognitive Exam?” — Former White House Physician Speaks Out On...
Why won’t Biden take a cognitive exam?
According to former White House Physician Ronny Jackson, the Biden administration is covering up for what is “obvious cognitive decline.”
Why didn't Biden have a cognitive exam? His...
Topics: Joe Biden, White House