Shifting Sands Part 3

By GEORGE BEAUREGARD Fifteen months ago, I wrote in The Health Care Blog about the “incoming tide” of early-onset cancer. At that time, the global rise in the incidence of early-onset cancer in younger people that had occurred over three decades had been noticed and was being monitored by researchers, scientists, and other healthcare professionals. Articles on…

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Políticas del gobierno chocan con el conocimiento emergente sobre los daños a largo plazo de covid

Posible riesgo de autismo en niños. Células cancerígenas latentes que se reactivan. Envejecimiento acelerado del cerebro. En mayo de 2023, funcionarios federales declararon el fin de la pandemia nacional de covid. Pero más de dos años después, un número creciente de investigaciones sigue revelando información sobre el virus y su capacidad de causar daño mucho…

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Indiana – It is the best of times, and the worst of times

By MIKE MAGEE “Hoosiers receive heroes’ welcome in return to Bloomington” screamed last week’s ESPN headline, as IU claimed top spot in college football nationwide. It’s been awhile since sports elevated that state’s mood. In his classic review of the famous movie, “The Hoosiers,” Roger Ebert writes, “This is a movie about a tiny Indiana…

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