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Following COVID treatment with antiviral drug favipiravir, baby boy’s dark-brown eyes turned bright BLUE

September 07, 2023 - antiviral drug given to children who test "positive" for SARS-CoV-2. Normally, it does not change children's eye color, though it has been known to produce diarrhea while increasing uric acid levels in the body.

Favipiravir is also linked to a lowered white blood cell count, which would seem to be antithetical to its stated purpose of ridding the body of disease – white blood cells are disease fighters, by the way.

As of now, favipiravir is approved for ...

DRUG EPIDEMIC: Data reveals drug overdose KILLED close to 110,000 Americans in 2022

May 30, 2023 -

Citing reporting delays, officials believe the final count could be around 109,680, which would be a record high. The figures represent a plateau from the previous year when 109,197 overdose deaths were recorded.

The White House said it's a sign that America is closer to "beating" the drug crisis. But health experts were more skeptical, with one scientist warning that the plateau could be a "wobble" before addictive drugs like fentanyl and xylazine cause overdose deaths ...

Japanese researchers to begin human trials for tooth regrowing drug in early 2024, hope to release drug commercially by 2030

July 13, 2023 -

Not being able to smile widely due to missing teeth is a sad reality for many people, with some suffering unique genetic conditions that result in the lack of a full set of teeth. If this drug works, it can help benefit the millions of people who are currently using dentures.

The experimental drug was developed by scientists from Kyoto University and the University of Fukui and can be useful for adults who do not have a full set of teeth due to "congenital factors."

If ...

DRUG CARTEL: The Big Pharma equivalent of the MOB runs America’s health care, which is why drug prices continue to skyrocket

October 11, 2023 -

The federal government makes all the rules, after all, including who "wins" and who "loses." As usual, ordinary Americans are losing in the form of sky-high prices coupled with rock-bottom "care." And the one percenters at the top are raking in all the profits.

The so-called Affordable Care Act (ACA) was Barack Hussein Obama's "solution" to the problem of the health insurance industry's greed-over-care model of doing business. All these years later, though, Obamacare, ...

Video shows homeless DRUG ADDICTS littering Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood

September 13, 2023 -

The Daily Mail reported on the situation in the City of Brotherly Love. It touched on the footage that showed the homeless drug addicts in a trance-like state, dubbed "dope lean." The video also captured fires burning on trash littered sidewalks as groups of people set up camp.

"Drug users are seen hunched over with no control of their limbs, while others are sprawled across the garbage-covered streets," the Mail noted. "Large groups have taken over the sidewalks, ...

Pfizer CUTS COSTS after significant decline in uptake of COVID-19 vaccine and Paxlovid

October 19, 2023 - antiviral drug Paxlovid. It projects sales for these to hit $12.5 billion, roughly $9 billion lower than its initial forecast. The U.S. government's return of 7.9 million Paxlovid treatment courses at the end of 2023 as part of an amended supply agreement, alongside other factors, slashes expected revenues for the antiviral drug.

"The return is on a non-cash basis, so the U.S. government will have a credit note that will be redeemable for Paxlovid supplied ...

FDA panel unanimously supports new RSV antibody drug for infants

June 14, 2023 -

All 21 members of the FDA's Antimicrobial Drugs Advisory Committee (AMDAC) unanimously voted in favor of the monoclonal antibody nirsevimab on June 8. The committee agreed that the benefits of nirsevimab exceed the dangers in preventing RSV infections for newborns and infants in their initial RSV season. With the AMDAC's decision, nirsevimab is closer to receiving final regulatory approval.

In a separate 19-2 vote, the AMDAC supported the monoclonal antibody's use in children ...

Ivermectin is trending again… New scientific paper released exposing “miracle drug”

February 06, 2024 -

(Article by Noah republished from WLTReport.com)

Only about 4 years too late, but we didn’t have Elon Musk back in 2020, so now will have to do.

And why is it trending?

Many reasons, but here’s a big one:

So they quietly released the papers showing that Ivermectin is a miraculous treatment for cancer, and no media outlet has said a word.https://t.co/BOn9YlN5BYpic.twitter.com/neyzZNly20

— 1776 (@TheWakeninq) February 1, 2024

From the NIH website itself, ...

ASHP SURVEY: 99% of pharmacists have reported drug shortages in 2023

January 02, 2024 -

Data from the University of Utah Drug Information Service has revealed that active national drug shortages have hit an alarming 10-year high in 2023, leaving many hospitals, healthcare providers and pharmacies without enough life-saving and supportive medications.

According to an American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) survey, 99 percent of the 1,123 pharmacists who responded have reported shortages. The majority of the survey takers work in hospitals.

Data ...

REVEALED: How Soros, Buffett and other billionaires benefit from abortion drug

November 20, 2023 -

Revealing never-before-reported information, the book delves into the elite interests profiting from birth control methods such as drugs, contraceptives and abortions.

This revelation coincides with recent victories for the abortion lobby, including a pro-abortion ballot measure in Ohio; the reelection of Kentucky's Democratic governor on a pro-abortion platform; and a Pennsylvania Supreme Court seat won by a Democrat committed to upholding abortion rights.

Among ...

Pfizer documents: “Report 71” shows more horrific drug industry crimes against humanity

May 22, 2023 -

Dubbed "Report 71," the latest drop from Dr. Wolf was put together by Dr. Barbara Gehrett, MD, Dr. Joseph Gehrett, MD, Dr. Chris Flowers, MD, and Loree Britt.

Ben Armstrong of "The Ben Armstrong Show" also covered Report 71, along with other pertinent information that you can hear more about in the video posted at his website."

"Report 71 is about musculoskeletal adverse events of special interest, and it turns out that they affected 8.5 percent of the post-marketing ...

Flesh-eating “zombie drug” tranq now FLOODING the streets of Los Angeles

May 19, 2023 -

Xylazine is approved in the U.S. for use in cows and horses. It began flooding the illicit drug market in recent years, with dealers often cutting it with banned substances like cocaine and heroin or with opioids like fentanyl, the lethally potent synthetic opioid that kills tens of thousands of Americans every year. (Related: Skin-rotting animal tranquilizer drug known as "tranq" spreads all over US.)

Spreading all over the U.S. earlier this year, it has since inundated ...

Dangerous gene-edited pigs now authorized by Biden’s Food and Drug Administration

May 08, 2023 -

Gene editing involves making changes in an organism's DNA that would typically occur in nature or through selective breeding but would take longer without a tool like CRISPR.

While the FDA's authorization is limited to these specific pigs, it demonstrates that gene-editing livestock to quickly produce desirable traits for improved food production is a viable strategy for helping feed the planet's growing population, but of course, it will be with altered food that is not ...

Groups take FDA to court over its inaction toward banned livestock drug RACTOPAMINE

8 days ago -

Ractopamine, which is either banned or restricted in about 160 countries, is at the center of this lawsuit against the regulator. It is used by American commercial livestock producers to rapidly grow muscle in cows, pigs and turkeys. But the complaint filed in federal court petitions the FDA to reduce the allowable levels of ractopamine, if not ban it outright.

According to the suit filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, ractopamine has been shown to ...

Drug approvals by regulators are often based on poor clinical data, researchers find

2 months ago -

In that study, which was published in the journal BMJ Open, researchers concluded that most of the decisions to approve new drugs, medical devices and procedures are not based on solid clinical data – and it has been that way for at least two decades.

The researchers based this assessment on 400 appraisals made by the U.K. drug regulator the National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE), although the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the U.S. does not have ...

Cancer drug Avastin leaves 12 diabetic patients BLIND, prompting government to launch investigation

September 29, 2023 -

Health authorities in Punjab, Pakistan, where the incident took place say that Avastin, a cancer drug injection made by Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche, say they are currently probing two distributors of the shot, which contains the active ingredient bevacizumab.

In Pakistan, bevacizumab is licensed for use in the same ways it was first approved for use in the United States back in 2004, particularly in the treatment of colon cancer. Since then, bevacizumab has been ...

New NIAID director promoted lethal drug REMDESIVIR as “silver bullet” against COVID-19

August 16, 2023 - antiviral drug, which was initially touted as the main treatment for COVID-19, eventually gained a reputation as "an unsafe and catastrophically failed treatment" for the disease.

"Hospitals are on the razor's edge," Marrazzo remarked back in July 2020. "The hope was maybe, if you treat early in the disease, you don't need a silver bullet [like remdesivir]."

Later in 2020, the now-NIAID director admitted that UAB's hospital system is in "a really challenging ...

Patients left BLIND after using Syfovre, an FDA-approved drug for vision loss

August 07, 2023 -

Last February, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted approval for Syfovre, a pegcetacoplan injection.

Syfovre can allegedly treat geographic atrophy, an advanced form of dry age-related macular degeneration (dry AMD) that leads to blindness.

Syfovre was initially hailed as a breakthrough in protecting against geographic atrophy, a previously untreatable condition affecting at least one in 100 Americans older than 50. (Related: FDA announces voluntary recall ...

Mexican drug cartels are behind surge in organized retail crime across the US

July 25, 2023 -

ORC is the large-scale theft of merchandise in retail outlets with the intent to resell the items for financial gain. Retail crime has become a very serious problem for major businesses in the United States in recent months. (Retail: Major retailers will keep shutting down their stores until organized retail crime gets under control.)

Eight out of every 10 retailers in the U.S. have reported witnessing an increase in incidents of violence and aggression in their stores ...