#Scaremongering Danish Study: Omicron is mild, within envelope of seasonal flu. · 1.2% of cases hospitalized· 0.3% ICU· 0% deaths.· 76% fully / booster vaxed, 14% not · 4.3% had previous SARS-CoV-2 · 91% have no travel history, 9% reported …
ITHACA, N.Y. — Talking politics during the holidays can turn family gatherings into hostile debates very fast. While most people eventually forgive and forget these political disagreements, is there a point of no return where Americans can no longer co-exist …
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-00053-8#MOESM1 Shock horror, as we find out that the NFT market, like the crypto market, is just wash trading 101. Butters are dumb enough to not understand wash trading and throw money but what is the SEC/CFTC doing. Wash trading …
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — A daily brisk walk or bike ride may reduce an older person’s risk of Alzheimer’s disease, according to new research. Researchers have found that physical activity dampens inflammation in the brain, protecting against mental decline. Lead author …
We’ve gone from a slutty summer to a flaccid fall. According to a study published by Match today, 81 percent of single men said sex is now less important than it was for them in pre-pandemic times. The jaw-dropping stat …
Spike Protein Goes to Nucleus and Impairs DNA Repair (In-Vitro Study) In this concerning in-vitro study the researchers show how SARS-COV-2 Spike protein and other proteins go to a cell’s nucleus and impair DNA repair and cell’s immune responses. Let’s …
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — Children’s screen time has doubled during the pandemic — and it hasn’t gone down since, according to new research. Researchers from the University of California-San Francisco say youngsters are spending almost eight hours a day looking at smartphones, tablets, …
Rand Paul with the Mic Drop: Fantastic scene earlier today in Senate hearing as HHS director Becerra is humiliated by Dr. Paul SOURCE
LUND, Sweden — Anxiety disorders – which typically develop early in a person’s life – affect around one in 10 people and are twice as common in women compared to men. According to new research, regular exercise can reduce the risk …
A new report recommends that the federal government prioritize plans to enact stronger transparency requirements and other measures for tech platforms in an effort to combat polarization on social media. The report released Monday by the NYU Stern Center for …
A scroll through business media or even a stroll through your local downtown is enough to reveal just how desperate companies are to hire right now. “Help Wanted” signs adorn nearly every shop window, and the press is full of …
By Tom Allen Is it possible to get both 6-figure tax deductions and asset protection? It is common for business owners who are late in their careers to start thinking about increasing their savings outside of their business, which makes …
In a dramatic turn for the major studios, Hollywood’s share of China’s box office is in free fall, reportedly collapsing to less than 10 percent as Beijing aims to bolster its domestic movie industry while continuing to block major Hollywood …
by: Cassie B. (Natural News) Many people switch to electric vehicles with high hopes of finding a better way to drive that also helps the environment. However, once reality sinks in, some new electric vehicle (EV) owners are yearning for …
ADELAIDE, Australia — That morning cup of joe may be just what you need to help jumpstart your workday and sharpen your mind. But if you find yourself repeatedly heading over to the coffee pot for refills, you may be …
by: Ramon Tomey (Natural News) Many hospitals in the U.S. were overwhelmed with the volume of patients who contracted the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) during the pandemic’s early days. But a new study found that hospitals across the country may not be …
Groggy? Grumpy? Depressed? Just a few nights of poor sleep can take a big toll on your mental health, a new study confirms. “Many of us think that we can pay our sleep debt on weekends and be more productive …
BERKELEY, Calif. – New UC Berkeley research draws a strong link between cell phone radiation and tumors, particularly in the brain. Researchers took a comprehensive look at statistical findings from 46 different studies around the globe and found that the use of …
Car Break-Ins Skyrocket As Thieves Target Unsuspecting Tourists In San Francisco SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — Car break-ins have skyrocketed in San Francisco, increasing by more than 700 percent in some parts of the city. With more people visiting after …
via lidblog: More evidence to confirm what many Republican lawmakers and free-market advocates such as Americans for Limited Government were saying from the start of the Covid pandemic, lockdowns would be one of the most tragic mistakes in American history. The …
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Amazing, when you think about it… The war on terror was a shame, and the US soldiers are paying a heavy toll because of it… The forever wars that the US launched after 9/11 led to a surge in military …
Authored by Jack Phillips via The Epoch Times, A new study revealed that Americans are continuing to flee New York and California for places like Texas and Florida in recent months. “Despite the 2020 pandemic, this year Americans are following similar moving trends as …
The US economy is in a perplexing state of labor market purgatory. We have 9.3 million unfilled job openings, all while millions of Americans remain on unemployment benefits and millions more are opting out of the labor force entirely. In …
The US economy is in a perplexing state of labor market purgatory. We have 9.3 million unfilled job openings, all while millions of Americans remain on unemployment benefits and millions more are opting out of the labor force entirely. In short, …
by: Ramon Tomey (Natural News) Patients who contract the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) are usually sent to hospitals to receive medical treatment. However, a new study has found that almost half of COVID-19 patients leave hospitals in worse condition than when they entered. …
LOS ANGELES (CNS) — Los Angeles residents are less satisfied with their quality of life compared to people throughout California and the U.S., but perceive less crime, vandalism, and drug and alcohol use in their neighborhoods than two years ago, …
