Clotastrophe
Laura KasnerThe white fibrous clots that embalmers have been finding in the deceased
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Pinning the Tail on the “Chimeric” Donkey
A guest post by Tom Haviland
“Chimeric”: Biology Definition - A lab-made gene or protein created by mixing pieces from different species (like fusing mouse and human parts).
This is a story. It’s the true story of a brilliant bu...
How “Alarm Bells” Get Silenced, Then Turned Into a “Marketing Opportunity”
A Guest Post By Tom Haviland (with assistance of Greg Harrison and AI)
On 13 Oct 2021, a pre-print article hit the National Institute of Health’s (NIH’s) National Library of Medicine “PubMed Central” server which should have IMMEDIATE...
Another (Graphic) Video
For anyone new to this Substack that is not familiar with my name, I am a trade embalmer. I started out in 2001 as an apprentice, funeral home director and embalmer and began as a full-time trade embalmer in 2015.
I am not employed by any...
Bhattacharya Knows
We can always count on Cornelia Mrose to keep our story alive.
This is part two of her recent interview of Tom Haviland. You may view part one here where Cornelia also interviews our chemist, Greg Harrison.
Cornelia discusses Tom’s phon...
OUR WORK IS NOW PUBLISHED!
A big thanks to Nicolas Hulscher for breaking the news.
McCullough Foundation epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher, published on July 2nd the below excellent Substack article covering the July 1, 2026 posting of, not one, but TWO important scie...
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