Ringing Words for Today
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The holiday commemorating the reverend Dr. MLKJr is my favorite federal holiday. Today with his deeds of love in mind, since you […]
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NYT – Disservice to Science and Humanity
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Ken is articulate in his article below. Note that the actual “science” supporting the assertion that vaccine benefit exceeds vaccine safety DOES
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Selling Young Blood
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Although the media didn’t tell us much about it, Pizzagate was not only about sexual abuse of kids. Many investigative reporters are
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Flaccid paralysis – guess why?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: “Primum non nocere” (first do no harm)! Many vaccinologists have not gotten the memo… The letter below is about what the CDC
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Good for you, Bad for big pHARMa
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: William Osler taught “The young physician starts life with 20 drugs for each disease, and the old physician ends life with one
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Breast Cancer gone in 11 days
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: As Corrective Cancer Care™ has taught for 15 years, chemo and radiation hurt more than they help. Here is another study which
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Study the EHS Risk here
Dr. Weeks’ Comment; I did not attend this meeting but friends did and were very impressed with the lecture and data. Study below: Leaders
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Cell phone Towers and Smarts
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Cell phone, their towers, and WIFI are unhealthy – but nothing compared to the problems we’ll have with 5G. Am J
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Brain cancer increase? No Surprise.
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The most common cancer your 15-19 year old will get is a brain cancer called glioblastoma. But wait, what is any young
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A Treasure Chest of Electrical Pollution Data
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: What follows is not for the faint of heart. It is an academic, rigorous and important summary of current problems with electrical
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