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Bad science warning: More than 30,000 studies may have been compromised by contaminated cell lines used for decades

October 18, 2017 -

According to a report out of Radboud University in the Netherlands, 451 cell cultures that were used for thousands of scientific experiments are contaminated, and this could have resulted in ineffective treatments being approved. When you consider the fact that some of these contaminated cells date back six decades, it’s clear how extensive the damage could be. The nearly 33,000 papers that used the incorrect cell lines were cited in around half a million other papers. Making ...

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I'm finding mislabeled hemp extracts all over the place: Wrong CBD numbers, bad science, counterfeits and more

Natural News announces recipients of the 2015 Bad Science Awards

U.S. government: Ebola is safer than the flu; high-risk carriers free to mingle with the public

The food industry denies links between foods, nutrition and health; bad science meets aggressive marketing

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Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

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Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

Insulin resistence wouldn't appear in any of the people

tested if they maintained a healthy body weight, followed a low-carb,

and exercised regularly. Don't let this research fool you: obesity isn't

a genetic disorder, it's a choice you make every time you sit down to

eat or get up to do something. The better you eat, and the more

physically fit you choose to stay, the less ...

Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

a long time ago - Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

Insulin resistence wouldn't appear in any of the people

tested if they maintained a healthy body weight, followed a low-carb,

and exercised regularly. Don't let this research fool you: obesity isn't

a genetic disorder, it's a choice you make every time you sit down to

eat or get up to do something. The better you eat, and the more

physically fit you choose to stay, the less these genes ...

Bad science takes 17 years to uncover the obvious (and misses the real point, too)

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Bad science takes 17 years to uncover the obvious (and misses the real point, too)Articles Related to This Article:Related video from NaturalNews.TVAbout the author: Mike Adams is a consumer health advocate and award-winning journalist with a passion for teaching people how to improve their health He is a prolific writer and has published thousands of articles, interviews, reports and consumer guides, and he has authored ...

Bad science strikes again: Bogus study claims fish oil increases prostate cancer

July 25, 2013 - naturalnews.com printable article

Bad science strikes again: Bogus study claims fish oil increases prostate cancer

1) No actual fish oil was used in the study

'Researchers' did not control for anything, including diet

Most of the study participants who developed prostate cancer were fat smokers who drank lots of alcohol

What happened to 'correlation does not equal causation?'

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Bad science strikes again: Bogus study claims fish oil increases prostate cancer

July 25, 2013 - Bad science strikes again: Bogus study claims fish oil increases prostate cancer

Thursday, July 25, 2013 by: Jonathan Benson, staff writerTags: fish oil, omega 3, junk science

1) No actual fish oil was used in the study

'Researchers' did not control for anything, including diet

Most of the study participants who developed prostate cancer were fat smokers who drank lots of alcohol

What happened to 'correlation does not equal causation?'

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Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

January 17, 2004 - naturalnews.com printable article

Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

Insulin resistence wouldn't appear in any of the people

tested if they maintained a healthy body weight, followed a low-carb,

and exercised regularly. Don't let this research fool you: obesity isn't

a genetic disorder, it's a choice you make every time you sit down to

eat or get up to do something. The better you eat, and the more

physically fit you choose ...

Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

January 17, 2004 - naturalnews.com printable article

Bad science meant to mislead the public about the true causes of obesity

Insulin resistence wouldn't appear in any of the people

tested if they maintained a healthy body weight, followed a low-carb,

and exercised regularly. Don't let this research fool you: obesity isn't

a genetic disorder, it's a choice you make every time you sit down to

eat or get up to do something. The better you eat, and the more

physically fit you choose ...

Bad science takes 17 years to uncover the obvious (and misses the real point, too)

November 06, 2003 - naturalnews.com printable article

Bad science takes 17 years to uncover the obvious (and misses the real point, too)

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Bad science busted: New 'study' from UC Davis about costs of GMO labeling funded by biotechnology industry

September 18, 2012 - Bad science busted: New 'study' from UC Davis about costs of GMO labeling funded by biotechnology industry

Tuesday, September 18, 2012 by: Jonathan Benson, staff writerTags: GMO labeling, junk science, financial ties

Corporations merging with education just like they have done with government

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FBI claims it disrupted Chinese hacking campaign on critical U.S. infrastructure

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The said hacking campaign, also known as Ethereal Panda and Red Juliett, has so far infected home routers, firewalls, storage devices and Internet of Things devices like cameras and video recorders. As of June, its botnet included more than 260,000 malware-infected devices across North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Southeast Asia and Australia, according to a U.S. government advisory.

Wray said at a cybersecurity conference in Washington that Flax Typhoon was being ...

Nevada in 2020 is a prime example of how vote fraud can influence the outcome of an election

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A good place to start is Nevada, where more than 130,000 questionable votes were counted. It was an extremely tight race, with Biden ultimately edging out Trump by 50.06% versus 47.67%. But the most worrying part is that Biden took the state by roughly 33,600 votes. This means things could have turned out far differently if the state had been paying more attention to irregularities.

For example, a Senate hearing on voter irregularities revealed that more than 42,000 individuals ...

Tyranny wins: Durov caves, deploys AI to “comb” Telegram users for illegal content

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Suddenly, Durov is on board with complying with government demands that he police the Telegram platform for "problematic content" that the powers the be (TPTB) do not want to spread online.

In a personal message to the 13 million subscribers on his personal Telegram channel, Durov announced that his platform "has been abused by people who violated our terms of service to sell illegal goods," and that action is now being taken to address it.

"Over the past few weeks," ...

Trump says he WON’T RUN for president a fourth time if he loses November elections

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He made this remark during an interview with Sharyl Attkisson on her "Full Measure" program. The 78-year-old Trump's remarks served as an answer to the former CBS News correspondent as to whether the American people will see him run a fourth time.

"No, I don't. I think that will be – that will be it," Trump told her. "I don't see that at all. Hopefully, we will be successful."

According to Reuters, "Trump launched his first reelection bid for the 2020 election the same ...

Volkswagen to trim upwards of 30,000 German employees as global economy falters

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The latest reports suggest that VW could end up laying off 30,000 of its 300,000 German employees as part of a massive restructuring plan. Between 4,000 and 6,000 of the company's 13,000 research and development employees are expected to go, along with thousands from other divisions of the company.

Overall, VW is expected to slash upwards of two billion euros (about $2.23 billion) in investments over the medium term to help steady the ship. From there, the company will take ...

Georgia State Election Board approves HAND-COUNTING OF BALLOTS in 2024 presidential election

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During a Sept. 20 meeting, the board voted 3-2 in favor of a motion to require local precincts to hand-count paper ballots. According to InfoWars, the motion seeks to ensure votes cast on paper match the tallies from electronic voting machines.

The requirement in the Peach State, which has been at the heart of several election-related scandals, was lauded by Republicans. It mandates poll workers to open up ballot boxes and count the ballots by hand at the end of the night....