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After decades of delays, the REAL ID went into effect across the United States on May 7, 2025. The REAL ID Act was passed by Congress in 2005 in the wake of the 9/11 attacks on our nation and the subsequent recommendations of the George W. Bush-era 9/11 Commission (we are told), which focused on…Continue reading REAL ID: Its Power & Purpose Will Be Realized When Everyone Complies
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With the COVID-19 pandemic in the rearview mirror, the World Health Organization (WHO) has shifted focus to its next global crisis. In early April, the group published its “first-ever” reports to address what it calls “the critical lack of medicines and diagnostic tools for invasive fungal diseases,” noting that this deficit underscores “the urgent need…Continue reading Essential for Life, the WHO Compiles “Deadly Fungi” List
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With over 200 known types—and roughly 75 percent of those considered not harmful—the National Institute of Health (NIH) reports that human papillomavirus (HPV) is the most common sexually transmitted disease in the United States. In fact, most sexually active women and men become infected with HPV, and the majority of those infections are cleared by…Continue reading The $8 Billion Question: Does Gardasil Cause Ovarian Failure?
About 46 percent of the U.S. population used one or more prescription drugs in the past 30 days, according to a survey from the National Center for Health Statistics. Drug Type by: Age Age group (0-11 years) Penicillin (infections) 2.7% CNS stimulants (attention deficit disorder) 3.5% Bronchodilators (asthma) 4.3% Age group (12–19 years) Oral contraceptives…Continue reading Nearly One in Two Americans Takes Prescription Drugs: Survey
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Between 2012 and 2018, the number of pupils with: Autism spectrum disorder has more than doubled (101 per cent). Social, emotional and behavioural difficulties has risen by 86 per cent. Care experience has risen by over 54 per cent. Physical health problems has risen by over 98 per cent. Mental health problems has risen by…Continue reading Scotland reporting ‘dramatic’ increase in autism
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USRTK.org’s Monsanto Roundup Trial Tracker by Carey Gillam Internal Monsanto records just filed in court show that a corporate intelligence group hired to “to take the temperature on current regulatory attitudes for glyphosate” reported that the White House could be counted on to defend the company’s Roundup herbicides. In a report attached to a July 2018 email to…Continue reading White House Has “Monsanto’s Back on Pesticides,” Newly Revealed Document Says
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hat the public thinks is settled science, safe and effective, and thoroughly tested by regulatory agencies may often be an illusionary world divorced from reality. A new pilot study is turning heads, grabbing mainstream headlines and causing the public to ask questions. Time Magazine writes In the study, each of 24 people were asked to…Continue reading Sunscreen Ingredients Are Absorbed Into Your Blood. Here’s What That Could Mean
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Pyschology Today looks at the science and asks what are the mental and physical costs of a healthy lawn? “Regarding mental health, a Scientific American report cited epidemiologic studies connecting pesticide use in farmers with significant increases of depression.[7] Those who used organochlorine pesticides or fumigants had an 80 to 90% risk of depression. The report…Continue reading Is There a Link Between Lawncare and Mental Health Problems?
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BLOOMBERG REPORTS: “The widespread use of antifungals in food production is hastening an increase in drug-resistant infections, putting millions of people at risk. On the surface, our modern system of food production looks efficient: It produces plenty of food and seems highly innovative. But it also encourages people to eat unhealthy sugars and fats, while…Continue reading Big Agriculture Is Breeding a Worldwide Health Crisis
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