
Medicine, public health, and health policy — what the science says and what the system actually does.
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The tobacco moment for food
Cigarette engineering, applied to food
Why you can’t stop eating them
The damage to the brain
80% of Americans want action
What comes next
The Amer...
A $2.5 billion deal and its consequences.
Tariffs, deportations, and mineral deals came first.
Table 1. Countries and documented actions.
Table 2. Inaugural donors with commercial operations in MOU countries.
Table 3....
The headline says 30%.
2.3% versus 1.6%.
This study can’t prove the drug did anything.
Metformin was supposed to prevent cancer, too.
Social media isn’t waiting for a clinical trial.
What this means for Medicare a...
Thursday: The Kenyan High Court blocked the facility, calling it a threat to life.
Saturday: American officers landed at the base anyway.
Today: Hundreds of protesters at the gates. Soldiers in tanks. Anti-...
The shift happened on TikTok.
The research is real. The videos skip the risks.
Tell your doctor.
Creatine went from a gym supplement to a brain supplement in about a year. The shift didn’t...
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