WhatFinger


Health and Medicine

Pancreatic cancer is an aggressive, often fatal condition, but researchers are looking to gold nanoparticles to develop new treatments.

Mother’s Rx for Recurrent Urinary Infections W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | October 17, 2016
Eastgate Biotech Corp, UTI E Drops

Why I’ve Never Forgotten a Japanese Girl W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | October 10, 2016
Even expensive MRIs, designed to detect even minute spinal cord changes, are at times unable to diagnose the cause of pain

Democratic and Republican physicians provide different care on politicized health issues.

Snake venom composition could be related to hormones and diet American Chemical Society | October 4, 2016
Venom differences within a snake species can depend on age and sex

Feasting on the dead Patrick D Hahn | October 3, 2016
Gutted: Polypharmacy and the epidemic of suicide among post-9/11 veterans

20 suicides a day Patrick D Hahn | October 3, 2016
Gutted: Polypharmacy and the epidemic of suicide among post-9/11 veterans: Part 2

Losing Weight the Asinine Way W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | October 3, 2016
AspireAssist

Smallest-reported artificial virus could help advance gene therapy American Chemical Society | September 25, 2016
A virus-like shell can deliver therapeutic genetic material to human cells in lab testing

Shedding light on the limits of the expanded genetic code American Chemical Society | September 21, 2016
Light can cause synthetic nucleosides to damage cells

Hillary Clinton: Did She Receive the Best RX? W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | September 19, 2016
I take 10,000 milligrams of powdered C daily (available in health food stores) and can’t remember when I last had a cold

Ginger and chili peppers could work together to lower cancer risk American Chemical Society | September 15, 2016
The mouth-tingling combination of chili peppers and ginger helped stave off lung cancer in mice


Support Canada Free Press


Part 2: Today, politicians and bureaucrats and their media allies are attempting to do to e-cigs what they did to tobacco

The E-Cigarette Ban: A Win for Liars and Big Tobacco Dr. Steven J. Allen | September 15, 2016
FDA: Assuming regulatory power over electronic cigarettes

If Clinton Becomes President Will Her Hair Turn Gray? W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | September 12, 2016
What is it that makes our hair turn several shades of gray as we get older?

Waiting to Treat Prostate Cancer? W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | September 9, 2016
Autopsies show that 50 percent of men over age 59 have prostate cancer

Why Cancer Patients Will Suffer to Protect the Lives of Addicts W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | August 22, 2016
It’s hard to believe that cancer patients with a few days to live are denied sufficient painkillers for fear of addiction. Today common sense has become an uncommon commodity

The Media’s Harmful Flossing Follies Michael Fumento | August 15, 2016
Ultimately, how many extra cavities, various other illnesses, and premature deaths will come from this hysteria is definitely something no study will ever be able to show


Recommended by Canada Free Press

An Update on the Risks of Heartburn Drugs W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones | August 15, 2016
My advice is to avoid GERD by limiting calories, losing weight, stop smoking, limiting the use of painkillers, and starting a sound lifestyle

Detecting a new doping trend among Olympic athletes American Chemical Society | August 11, 2016
Olympians have lost medals over illegal steroid use, and now new tests could reveal another kind of cheating

Toward a diagnostic blood test for endometriosis American Chemical Society | August 11, 2016
Currently, diagnosing endometriosis requires surgery, but scientists are working toward a less invasive way

Questioning Medical Research Funding Jack Dini | August 7, 2016
“In the acquisition of new knowledge, scientists are not guided by logic and objectivity alone, but also by such non-rational factors as rhetoric, propaganda, and personal prejudice

Do the joyless PC police want to be enemies of science?

A devastation beyond belief Patrick D Hahn | August 2, 2016
A mania for drugging children: Part 9

A tale of two psychiatrists Patrick D Hahn | August 1, 2016
A mania for drugging children: Part 8

The bipolar brain is miswired Patrick D Hahn | July 31, 2016
A mania for drugging children: Part 7

Rebecca Riley Patrick D Hahn | July 30, 2016
A mania for drugging children: Part 6

Major therapeutic advances Patrick D Hahn | July 29, 2016
A mania for drugging children: Part 5

A healthy productive life Patrick D Hahn | July 28, 2016
A mania for drugging children: Part 4

Eye diseases that can cause blindness can be hard to treat, but a new therapy via eye drop could be on the way

Sponsored