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Healthy mother dies of blood clots after AstraZeneca vaccine dose

September 17, 2021 -

Tailor initially gets her first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine in March, and later falls ill on April 8. She first complains of a headache before experiencing slurred speech and a facial droop. These prompt her relatives to rush her to the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery in London.

Doctors at the hospital soon diagnose Alpa with vaccine-induced thrombocytopenia and thrombosis as a consequence of getting the vaccine. Thrombocytopenia involves patients having ...

UK coroners confirm 2 women died of BRAIN BLEED due to AstraZeneca COVID vaccine

March 23, 2022 -

Nicola Mundy, coroner for South Yorkshire, confirmed on March 16 that a "sudden and catastrophic" brain bleed caused the death of Kim Lockwood back in March 2021. She declared vaccine-induced thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT) as the official cause of death, which AstraZeneca claims is a "rare side effect." VITT involves the formation of clots in various blood vessels alongside an abnormally low level of platelets.

The mother of two who works as an administrative secretary ...

Briton censored on Facebook for posting baseball-sized blood clot following AstraZeneca vaccination

January 29, 2022 -

Mark Ruston was one of many Britons who took the AstraZeneca adenoviral COVID-19 vaccine. He was prioritized for the shots due to his kidney issues that required dialysis, and the fact that he underwent a kidney transplant. But Ruston reported feeling ill as soon as he received the first AstraZeneca vaccine dose, adding that experience "wasn't pleasant."

He received the second vaccine dose despite assurances by nephrologists that it was safe, but also reported serious ...

Delta Air Lines raises health insurance charges for unvaccinated staff, punishing those who rely on natural immunity instead of deadly injections

August 31, 2021 -

Delta CEO Ed Bastian announced the new rule on Aug. 25 through an employee memo. It said: "The average hospital stay for COVID-19 has cost Delta $50,000 per person." Bastian defended the move by saying that the extra $200 charge "will be necessary to address the financial risk the decision to not [get vaccinated] is creating for our company."

The Atlanta-based airline added that beginning Sept. 30, "[COVID-19] pay protection will only be provided to fully vaccinated individuals ...

FedEx shuts down pilot bases in Alaska, California and Germany to cut billions in structural costs

April 27, 2023 -

The said decision is also a part of the company's aggressive campaign – dubbed "DRIVE" – to eliminate billions in structural costs by the fiscal year 2027. It seeks to reduce costs to the tune of $4 billion by the end of fiscal year 2025, including $1.3 billion in its air network and international operations.

"FedEx is at a pivotal moment in history," FedEx President and CEO Raj Subramaniam told investors during the April 5 investor call. "We're transforming our operating ...

A glimpse of the past: Photographer “reanimates” dinosaur skeletons through photographs

February 04, 2020 -

“I sought to really bring these animals to life,” Christian Voigt said about his project, which he has dubbed “Evolution.”

According to Voigt, the project all started with wanting to bring the prehistoric animals out of their glass boxes.

Known for his hyper-realistic landscape photography and architectural work, Voigt, in an interview with the Daily Mail, said that through this project, he wants to remind people that dinosaurs “...aren’t Hollywood images,” or ...

Walk, jog, yoga: Every bit of exercise counts and helps improve your health, reduces your risk for chronic disease

October 21, 2017 -

A new study from the American Cancer Society reveals that even just five minutes of walking a day can lower the risk of a premature death, as reported by The Daily Mail.

The researchers examined data from about 140,000 people with an average age of 70 years old. They discovered that people who regularly engaged in a physical activity, even at a minimum amount, were more likely to live longer than those who were not physically active at all.

The study suggested that walking, ...

FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg pushing to eliminate conflict of interest laws, allow paid drug company shills to fill advisory positions

August 18, 2011 - FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg pushing to eliminate conflict of interest laws, allow paid drug company shills to fill advisory positions

Thursday, August 18, 2011 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writerTags: FDA, conflicts of interest, health news

Does the FDA have the power to change its own regulatory restrictions?

Tell the FDA to do its job, not tailor laws to suit the agenda of special interests

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British health officials’ absurd claim that trans people’s “milk” is as healthy as breast milk debunked by experts

February 27, 2024 -

Biological men who want the experience of lactation need to take hormones that help them grow milk glands, and then they must take high doses of chemicals that can help them stimulate milk production, such as metoclopramide or domperidone. These drugs are not approved for this purpose, but they are sometimes prescribed off label in some countries to women who are struggling with breastfeeding.

However, domperidone is banned in the U.S. because it can affect the heart ...

Biden White House will weaponize Facebook against ‘problematic’ accounts

July 21, 2021 -

(Article by Autumn Johnson republished from NewsBusters.org)

The comments came after President Biden said misleading posts on Facebook were "killing people."

"They're killing people. The only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated. And they're killing people," he said.

Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters Friday's press briefing that the White House is "regularly" coordinating with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other Big Tech giants on the "latest ...

A glimpse of the past: Photographer “reanimates” dinosaur skeletons through photographs

January 10, 2020 -

A glimpse of the past: Photographer “reanimates” dinosaur skeletons through photographs

Friday, January 10, 2020 by: Michael Alexander

Tags: Dinosaurs, Evolution, fossils, gallery, museum, paleoart, paleontology, photography, prehistoric animals, pterosaurs, research, skeletons, T-Rex, triceratops, Tyrannosaurus rex

They may have died out 66 million years ago, but thanks to a photographer’s new series, dinosaurs such as the fearsome predator ...

Just 2 months of yoga can help patients with Parkinson’s improve their posture and ability to walk

October 01, 2018 -

Many studies have shown that yoga can improve balance, alignment of the body, fitness, endurance, relaxation, and mental health. Hatha yoga is a type of yoga that combines mind and body in a series of postures with breathing. It stimulates the mind to be more aware of where the body is in space.

In the study, the researchers aimed to determine the effects of yoga on motor function, posture stability, and balance control of people with Parkinson's. The participants attended ...

Breaking down diabetes: Researchers have identified FIVE types of diabetes that should each be treated differently

March 28, 2018 -

Beginning 2008, the researchers behind the study kept track of 13,720 patients in southern Sweden. All of the patients, whose ages ranged from 18 to 97, had been newly diagnosed with diabetes. They were able to come up with six variables based on their health data analyses: Age, body mass index (BMI), beta-cell antibodies, metabolic control levels, beta-cell function, and insulin resistance.

From here, the researchers identified five clusters of diabetes:

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Burger King struggles with higher health expectations of consumers

November 03, 2006 - Burger King struggles with higher health expectations of consumers

Friday, November 03, 2006 by: Jerome DouglasTags: Burger King, fast food, eating habitsBurger King -- the world's second-largest hamburger vendor -- indicated that its 650 British stores are continuing to see falling sales while sales in other parts of the world are strong.Sales are struggling so much in Britain, Burger King CEO John Chidsey recently said that the company had to inject over 3 million ...

Emergency preparedness for seniors: 4 Things to consider before disaster strikes

February 03, 2022 -

These things can make survival extra challenging for the elderly. As such, it is important to tailor emergency preparedness according to their specific needs. If you're a senior yourself or if you live with one, here are four things you need to consider before disaster strikes: (h/t to CribSteward.com)Estate planning documentation

Estate planning entails procuring legal documents like a will, trust and power of attorney. If something bad happens and you have not prepared ...

Doctors are wildly over-prescribing opioids painkillers after C-section procedures

July 26, 2018 -

To carry out the first and the largest study of its kind, researchers at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston examined 720 C-section patients across six medical centers in the U.S. The research team found that 85 percent of patients filled an opioid prescription when the were discharged. The study revealed that women were prescribed about twice as many pills as they used, with each patient having 15 leftover doses on average. With the number of ...

Fast food goes healthy with debut of ‘Grabbagreen’ in Colorado

January 05, 2017 -

Grabbagreen, an Arizona-based franchise, which just made its Colorado debut this month in the city of Denver, features a naturally gluten-free menu with foods that are also devoid of GMOs and preservatives. The semi-organic, whole foods choices include a full selection of grain and green-based bowls accompanied by hormone-free, antibiotic-free proteins that are provided by local farming operations.

In addition, the menu features fresh-pressed juices and handcrafted smoothies, ...

Fast food goes healthy with debut of ‘Grabbagreen’ in Colorado

January 05, 2017 -

Grabbagreen, an Arizona-based franchise, which just made its Colorado debut this month in the city of Denver, features a naturally gluten-free menu with foods that are also devoid of GMOs and preservatives. The semi-organic, whole foods choices include a full selection of grain and green-based bowls accompanied by hormone-free, antibiotic-free proteins that are provided by local farming operations.

In addition, the menu features fresh-pressed juices and handcrafted smoothies, ...

Sustainable weight loss: Science-backed strategies that work better than restrictive diets

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For decades, fad diets promising rapid weight loss have dominated the wellness industry, only to leave individuals fatigued, malnourished and often heavier than before. The cycle of restriction and rebound weight gain highlights a critical flaw in extreme dieting—it fails to address long-term metabolic health and sustainable habits. Emerging research suggests that lasting weight management relies not on deprivation but on strategic lifestyle adjustments. Below, ...