Articles in ‘Health’

Professor Angus Dalgleish, a British oncologist and cancer immunologist, says observations from his clinical practice and several published studies have raised concerns about how repeated Covid booster vaccinations may affect some cancer patients. The discussion, featured on The Jimmy Dore Show, examines published research alongside broader criticism of the pandemic response. INR Report: Based on reporting by The Jimmy Dore Show HERE. ·…

A newly published peer-reviewed paper in the Journal of Independent Medicine proposes that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines may contribute to the development or acceleration of unusually aggressive cancers—described by the authors as "turbo cancers"—through several biological mechanisms. Drawing on published studies, epidemiological observations and case reports, the review calls for further scientific investigation into these findings while…

One of the world's most successful public health campaigns has become the focus of renewed debate following a Redacted investigation into the history of the polio vaccine. The programme argues that important scientific questions surrounding polio, diagnosis and environmental factors remain insufficiently explored. INR Report: Based on reporting by Redacted. Original podcast HERE. · The latest Redacted investigation revisits one of the most…

A conservative legal organisation is urging the US Environmental Protection Agency to investigate whether the abortion drug mifepristone should be formally assessed as a potential drinking water contaminant. The campaign argues existing wastewater treatment systems may not adequately remove the drug or its active metabolites, although regulators have not yet reached any conclusions on the matter. INR Report: Based on reporting by David…

Food safety authorities have launched an official investigation into allegations that supplement retailer NZ Muscle may have breached food safety regulations, following a series of claims that have gained widespread attention online. · New Zealand Food Safety (NZFS) confirmed it is investigating allegations arising from a recently released YouTube video that detailed a range of concerns about the company's practices. Report by elocal · Acting…

By Frank Bergman · A coalition of Republican attorneys general is demanding answers after officials made an alarming discovery that America’s drinking water is contaminated with dangerous abortion drugs. · Officials fear that the water supply is being spiked with the abortion pill mifepristone. · However, the chilling discovery has received little public attention. · The growing concern comes as chemical abortions now account for the majority…

The government has announced a $35 million funding package over four years aimed at strengthening New Zealand's ambulance services, with new Auckland hubs, upgraded technology and additional frontline support planned as part of Budget 2026. By elocal Health Desk: Source RNZ Health Correspondent Kate Green · The announcement was made in Auckland by Health Minister Simeon Brown and Associate Health Minister Casey Costello, who said the investment…

We all know that ultra-processed foods are bad for us, but what ingredients should we particularly try to avoid? And what are they doing to our bodies? · Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) might taste good and provide an easy hunger fix, but their long-term health consequences are starting to scare nutrition experts. By Holly McHugh · These foods are often high in added sugars, salt and saturated fats, while being low in protein, fibre and essential…

Some observers will inevitably ask whether New Zealand could be experiencing similar trends beneath the surface. While no direct comparison has been established, the question is likely to gain traction given New Zealand followed a broadly similar vaccination timeline and public health approach. If comparable data patterns were emerging locally, it would raise serious questions about monitoring, transparency, and whether long-term outcomes are…

Coleman’s Laws – Vernon Coleman · Coleman’s 1st Law of Medicine · Dr Vernon Coleman · If you are receiving treatment for an existing disease and you develop new symptoms then, until proved otherwise, you should assume that the new symptoms are caused by the treatment you are receiving · 1 Doctors are notoriously reluctant to admit that the treatments they recommend can do harm. There are several reasons for this. First, they often simply…