NIH director says cuts aim to reduce ‘ideological research,’ focus on health
Science and American politics have become intertwined as perhaps never before. View original article Contributor: Mark Johnson
Month: July 2025
‘Unqualified and unregistered’: Sydney’s dodgy ozone therapy clinics – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The dead ‘doctor’ and cancer: Inside Australia’s ozone therapy industry – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Psychic and alternative health fair returns to Yachats this weekend – Lincoln Chronicle
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23-year-old who died of cancer after refusing chemo had ‘five coffee enemas a day’ – New York Post
23-year-old who died of cancer after refusing chemo had ‘five coffee enemas a day’ New York Post >View original article Contributor:
QC Kinetix offers alternative treatments to surgery for chronic pain – KATV
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Best of Santa Fe 2025: Health & Personal Services – Santa Fe Reporter
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What to know about bladder cancer after Deion Sanders shares diagnosis
The University of Colorado football coach plans to return to the field this fall after undergoing surgery to remove his bladder. View original article Contributor: Grace Moon
Morton Mintz, Post reporter with a muckraker spirit, dies at 103
A pioneer in consumer affairs journalism, he helped expose the deformity-causing hazards posed by thalidomide, a once-popular drug for morning sickness. View original article Contributor: Stefanie Dazio
It turns out there’s a right and wrong way to pee
Some habits can lead to long-term pelvic health issues. Techniques like belly breathing and reverse kegels can help retrain the bladder. View original article Contributor: Lisa McCarty