Health Topic Contributor Chicago Tribune False alarms delay future mammograms, linked to later diagnosisReuters(Reuters Health) – Women who are told that their suspicious mammogram was a false alarm are more likely to delay their next scheduled mammogram, or possibly not show up for their next screening at all. The finding, in a study of 261,767 Chicago-area …False-alarm mammograms can … Read more
WDEF News 12 How Americans Encounter, Recall and Act Upon Digital NewsPew Research Center’s Journalism ProjectAnyone who wants to understand today’s news environment faces a challenge: How to discern the nuances of digital news habits when Americans’ attention spans are fractured, human memory is naturally limited and news comes at them every which way.Where did … Read more
(Natural News) General Electric, commonly referred to as “GE,” doesn’t have the best reputation; the company’s history is rife with criminal, civil, ethical and political offenses. But perhaps one of the most morally questionable aspects of GE centers on an event that happened across the globe: the Fukushima nuclear accident. The corporate giant designed five… … Read more
(Natural News) Monsanto’s plans of spreading their GMO seeds continue to be obstructed, at least in other countries. For example, in Mexico, a ban on GMO corn is likely to be upheld for years, while an uphill legal battle rages on. Just last week, a Mexican court chose to uphold a 2013 ruling that followed… … Read more
(Natural News) We first want to thank Fox News for FINALLY reporting on a subject that has been highly censored by the mainstream media for the past 5+ years, the situation in Fukushima, Japan is completely out of control. While Fox News recently reported that radiation levels at Fukushima were now at ‘unimaginable levels’ more… … Read more
(Natural News) After rising steadily for 50 years, the incidence of chronic degenerative conditions in the United States has now reached epidemic proportions. According to the CDC, about half of all adults living in the United States deal with one or more chronic health issues related to nutritional deficiencies and/or too many toxins. Heart disease,… … Read more
New York Times What Makes a Woman a Good Dancer? Watch the Hips, a Study SaysNew York TimesDancing women were mapped onto avatars which viewers rated, helping researchers understand which dance moves are considered most favorable. By THE NEW YORK TIMES on Publish Date February 9, 2017. . If you’re reading this at home, pause … Read more
(Natural News) A little-known vaccine safety review published by RAND Corporation in 2014 and labeled a “RAND External Publication” reveals that vaccines are almost certainly causing serious, permanent damage in some children. Titled Safety of Vaccines Used for Routine Immunization in the United States, the analysis was published in Evidence Report/Technology Assessment No. 215 (Prepared… … Read more
(Natural News) In Acre state, in the western Brazilian Amazon, an amazing discovery has been made. After flying drones over the area, scientists have discovered that the rain forest is also home to hundreds of ancient earthworks that resemble Stonehenge. For the first time, its been proven that prehistoric settlers in Brazil created giant enclosures… … Read more
(Natural News) Given their large nutritional punch and incredible health benefits, most of us are seeking ways to include more superfoods in our diet. From exotic goji berries to antioxidant-rich acai bowls, these nutrient-dense superfoods often come with a high price tag many of us cannot afford. Though it pays to include high-quality spirulina or… … Read more