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NSA surveillance extends to biomedical implants including pacemakers to collect data on unsuspecting Americans

June 17, 2016 - NSA surveillance extends to biomedical implants including pacemakers to collect data on unsuspecting Americans

Friday, June 17, 2016 by: J. D. HeyesTags: NSA, medical surveillance, pacemakers

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After careful analysis, biomedical research scientist concludes that virology is a “fraudulent pseudoscience”

January 31, 2024 -

“While most people regard virology as a bonafide hard science, it does not follow the scientific method and has its roots firmly in fraudulent pseudoscience,” he wrote.The field of virology is not rooted in the scientific method

Simon Lee points out that the field of virology does not follow the scientific method. In the scientific method, one must first observe a natural phenomenon. Then, they must form a hypothesis using independent and dependent variables that can ...

Lab mice stressed by male experimenters, skewing biomedical research results by 36 percent

May 23, 2014 - Lab mice stressed by male experimenters, skewing biomedical research results by 36 percent

Friday, May 23, 2014 by: Michael BedarTags: biomedical research, observer effect, lab testing

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Authorities forced to explicitly admit the unreliability of studies

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Healing with hair: Can nanostructures from human hair be used to design smart biomedical materials?

September 29, 2019 -

Wuhan University (WHU) researchers examined the melanin and keratin polymers in hair. They isolated the micro- and nanostructures found on these substances.

Next, the researchers turned the structures into a novel biomaterial that showed lots of promise in biomedical applications. The details of their work appeared in the scientific journal Advanced Materials.

Trials have uncovered several useful properties of the hair-based biomaterial, including the way they ...

Biomedical EVIL: Chinese scientists clone genetically modified baby monkeys to see how mental illness works

March 28, 2019 -

The absence of the gene impacts the operation of their biological clocks and induces a range of diseases including schizophrenia, depression, hormonal disorders, sleep disorders, and nighttime hyperactivity. In an upsetting video that was released with the research, the five monkeys can be seen displaying some of these behaviors.

The monkey that was cloned was chosen because it exhibited the most severe symptoms of mental illness. In other words, they intentionally created ...

The Health Ranger exposes shadowy government practices: Explores links between 5G technology and biomedical research practices

March 13, 2025 -

In an exclusive interview on "The Missing Link Live," Mike Adams, widely known as the Health Ranger, shed light on a web of shadowy government practices. Adams, a renowned forensic analyst and scientist, delved into the relationship connecting 5G rollouts and the use of aborted fetal tissue in vaccine production, painting a stark picture of potential global extermination.Unraveling the virology hoax

Adams's laboratory, equipped with advanced mass ...

New self-healing “e-skin” is malleable, recyclable, making it perfect for robotics and biomedical devices

February 28, 2018 -

According to a report on the study, researchers were able to design an e-skin that was thin and translucent, and possessed mechanical properties of human skin. It was said that a number of different kinds of wearable e-skins – in different sizes, at that – were being developed by experts all over the world as they begin to recognize the immense value they could offer.

The kind of e-skin created by the CU Boulder researchers contained embedded sensors which allowed it ...

Funeral home directors conspired to steal body parts from cadavers, then sell to biomedical supply companies

October 20, 2006 - Funeral home directors conspired to steal body parts from cadavers, then sell to biomedical supply companies

Friday, October 20, 2006 by: Jerome DouglasTags: bad medicine, body parts, funeral homesIn Brooklyn, New York, District Attorney Charles Hynes announced that a grand jury voted to bring new indictments in these cases, adding to the counts allegations involving funeral homes in New York City and Rochester. Hynes went on to say the directors had more involvement than ...

Food waste from fish found to have a biomedical application: Collagen in fish scales promotes wound healing

July 02, 2018 -

The team, led by NTU scientists Cleo Choong and Andrew Tan, revealed that fish scales contained collagen that promoted blood and lymphatic vessel formation in wounds, based on in vivo tests, that improved the potential for tissue repair and regeneration. For the study, they paired with a local Singaporean fish farm to get fish scales from sea bass, snakehead, and tilapia.

In addition, collagen can be used as a drug carrier to enhance wound healing further. There's only ...

West Bengal’s Nipah outbreak tests the boundaries of the global biomedical police state and the pandemic propaganda machine

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Another zoonotic virus contained

Let's be clear about what Nipah is. This isn't some novel, airborne phantom engineered in a lab. It's a known zoonotic virus, spilling over from fruit bats, that has circulated for decades. Its fatality rate is indeed severe, but its mode of transmission is its limiting factor. Unlike the politically-convenient COVID narrative, Nipah doesn't travel easily through the air in a crowded room. It requires ...

Opposition to vaccines constitutes “antisemitism and the targeting of Jewish biomedical sciences at its core,” claims Jerusalem Post

November 04, 2024 -

Entitled "Anti-vaccine activism melded with U.S. antisemitism – study," the article highlights a peer-reviewed paper from the Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa, Israel, that suggests 70 years of "global health gains are in danger of being eroded" because too many people these days are just saying no to vaccine drugs, no matter how hard the government pushes them.

Published in the Rambam Maimonides Medical Journal, the study was compiled by none other than Dr. Peter ...

Showy Biomedical CEO injects himself with untested herpes treatment in front of live audience and calls it “science transparency”

April 27, 2019 -

The PR stunt, masquerading as science, was conducted at BdyHax, a biohacking and “transhumanism” conference in Austin, Texas. By going public as a guinea pig for his company’s experimental treatment, Traywick believes he is promoting scientific transparency. At the conference, Traywick compared himself to Jonas Salk, inventor of the polio vaccine, and Louis Pasteur, who developed the rabies vaccine.

Traywick believes he can get life-saving therapies out to the public quicker ...

LexisNexis DATA BREACH showcases security risks of corporate data warehouses

May 30, 2025 -

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The breach that no one noticed—until it was too late

On December 25, 2024, hackers infiltrated LexisNexis’ GitHub account, gaining access to a trove of highly sensitive consumer data. Yet, the company didn’t discover the breach until April 1, 2025—a staggering four-month blind spot. By then, names, Social Security numbers, and driver’s license details had already been siphoned off, ripe for exploitation.

“This wasn’t just a hack—it ...

Italian data privacy watchdog accuses ChatGPT of scraping people’s data

April 23, 2023 -

This is according to the Italian data protection agency Garante, which said  ChatGPT collects data in a way that is incompatible with Italian and European data protection laws. This comes about a month after Italy banned ChatGPT, becoming the first country in the Western world to block the advanced chatbot over privacy issues.  (Related: Italy bans ChatGPT over privacy concerns.)

Garante said ChatGPT has been scraping people's names and email addresses and using this data ...

PayPal data breach exposes sensitive customer data: A pattern of negligence and surveillance

23 days ago -

In a shocking revelation, PayPal has admitted to yet another massive security failure, exposing the personal and financial data of nearly 35,000 customers. The breach, which occurred between Dec. 6 and Dec. 8, 2022, allowed unauthorized actors to access highly sensitive information—including full names, birth dates, social security numbers, physical addresses and tax identification numbers. This incident, confirmed by PayPal in a Jan. 19, 2023, letter to affected ...

Faked data? Met Office’s data gaps raise questions over climate crisis claims

May 19, 2025 -

The U.K. Met Office, a cornerstone of global climate science, faces mounting scrutiny after failing to identify the sources of temperature data linked to 103 non-existent weather stations. Investigations by independent researchers and frustrated Freedom of Information requests have exposed gaps in the agency’s methodologies, casting doubt on its climate data reliability. The findings, emerging against a backdrop of urgent global climate policies, raise critical ...

Report: Google “accidentally” collected and leaked user data, including CHILDREN’s voice data

June 14, 2024 -

The report revealed that the database contains thousands of privacy-related incidents spanning six years, from 2013 to 2018. The dataset was obtained from an anonymous source and subsequently verified by 404 Media. Google has confirmed certain aspects of the information. (Related: Google settles $5 billion privacy washing lawsuit for undisclosed amount.)

The incidents involved issues with Google's own products and data collection practices, vulnerabilities in third-party ...

Big data to the rescue: The electoral college meets data pattern science

December 11, 2020 -

(Article by Jay Valentine republished from AmericanThinker.com)

The Electoral College is the last chance to stop a presidential election from going off a cliff.  Let's take some examples.

What if the presidential candidate of a leading party were caught taking bribes from an American enemy and that was learned after the vote counting began?  What if his son delivered prima facie evidence, and a witness stepped forward weeks before the election and the media suppressed ...

Future data storage: Magnetic swirls called skyrmions hold promise for condensing data

September 20, 2018 -

Researchers from the U.S. and Germany have discovered that magnetic swirls known as skyrmions have the potential to be a better material to use for data storage technology. In their recent study, researchers have found a way to generate these skyrmions to directly integrate them into memory chips and make them reliably function up to a gigahertz range. The study was able to generate nanoswirls at predetermined ranges using pulses in current. These were tested to determine ...