Category: healthcare

New ‘Died Suddenly’ Film Pushes Unfounded Depopulation Claims About Covid-19 Vaccine

The film which premiered on Twitter Monday spends much of its hour and eight minute run time suggesting that many people have been dying suddenly after getting Covid-19 vaccines.

A Novel Alternative To The Plastic Waste Associated With Pill Bottles

It is increasingly apparent that recycling is an imperfect solution for plastic waste and that microplastics are an environmental problem. There is a new, more eco-friendly approach for the waste associated with the medicines category.

A New Plan Brings Clarity To Healthcare Price Transparency–Finally

By fostering competition, price transparency has delivered higher quality, lower prices, and better value in just about every sector of our economy. Health care has been an exception for decades—thanks largely to government policies.

Football Is Corrupting Our Universities More Than Ever

Pay the players. That’s the only way to fix the unethical business of college football today.

Computer Forecasts, Expert Judgment, And “Chimeric Forecasting” Of Infectious Diseases

Forecasting epidemics of infectious diseases is notoriously hard, but the potential value to society for cracking that scientific nut is tremendous. Now a new approach is on the scene.

BQ.1.1 Covid-19 Variant Resistant To All Monoclonal Antibody Treatments

The BQ.1.1 subvariant is now causing an estimated 24.2% of all new reported Covid-19 cases while the BQ.1 subvariant has been the culprit behind 25.5% of them.

Elon Musk’s Twitter Poll About Donald Trump: 5 Reasons It Was Unscientific

How many of votes for reinstating Trump’s Twitter account were bots or the same person responding over and over again?

Thanksgiving Turkey Shortage, Prices Up 20% With Avian Flu, Inflation

Turkey isn’t the only traditional Thanksgiving food item that’s become more expensive. Here’s what’s happened to the prices of other items.

Why Do Some Poops Float Whilst Others Sink?

Let’s indulge our inner child and ask the question we’ve all asked when we were small

FDA: Amoxicillin Shortage Hits U.S., How This Antibiotic Is Misused For Respiratory Illnesses

Amoxicillin is an antibiotic commonly used to frequently used to treat bacterial infection of the ears, nose, throat, respiratory tract, urinary tract, or skin.