Articles in ‘Science’

Scientists in Italy have successfully baked sourdough bread using ancient yeast recovered from the remains of Ötzi the Iceman, a naturally preserved mummy dating back more than 5,300 years. The breakthrough demonstrates how ancient microorganisms may hold valuable insights for modern food production and biotechnology. INR Report: Based on reporting by RT HERE. · Ancient yeast brought back to life · Scientists at Italy's Eurac Research have…

Claims surrounding so-called "Med Beds" remain highly speculative, but red light and near-infrared therapy are increasingly being studied for their effects on cellular function, tissue repair and inflammation. · The discussion examines where established research ends, where emerging science begins, and why interest in photobiomodulation continues to grow among researchers, clinicians and patients alike INR Report: Based on reporting from the…

Researchers have created a synthetic cell-like system capable of feeding, growing, copying DNA and dividing. While not considered alive, the breakthrough marks another step toward understanding how life-like behaviour can be built from non-living chemical components. INR Report: Based on reporting by RT. · Scientists in the United States have created a synthetic cell from non-living chemical components that can feed, grow, replicate its DNA and…

A journalist from The Guardian recently contacted me for a comment on vaccine-related studies I have previously cited in my work. The publishers of these studies have decided—years after publication—that these studies were so flawed and “dangerous to public health” that they needed to be retracted or investigated. The journalist wanted to know if I would amend my book and my recent ACIP presentation now that these studies were under attack. By…

Scientists are warning that humanity may be far more vulnerable to catastrophic population decline than previously believed, with a new study suggesting the global population could be cut in half within just four decades if a major worldwide crisis dramatically reduces Earth’s ability to sustain human life. The alarming findings come from researchers at the University of Milan, who analyzed 12,000 years of human population data to model how…

“You’re gaslighting me.” These days, it’s a phrase tossed around casually, sometimes in jest, sometimes over the smallest fib. · But real gaslighting is far more serious. · A few carefully chosen words can serve as deliberate psychological manipulation, enough to make someone question their memory, judgment, and even their grip on reality. · It’s not just lying. It is a calculated effort to distort reality until a person begins to distrust…

A centrepiece of Prof Stephen Hawking's theory of black holes states that black holes can only grow. Thanks to precision observations made with the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO), this theory has now been verified for the first time. By Prof Thomas Hertog · This marks a new milestone exactly 10 years after LIGO’s first detection of gravitational waves. · Above all, it demonstrates that advanced observations of…

A Masterclass in Talking Past Each Other and Missing the Real Question. · Geert Vanden Bossche · I watch with growing dismay how vaccine zealots and vaccine critics continue to argue stubbornly, often bitterly, in an endless attempt to prove each other wrong. To an outside observer, the spectacle has become increasingly absurd. Both sides appear convinced they are defending science, yet they largely talk past one another. · The…

Multi-omic evidence shows mRNA gene-transfer shots fundamentally reprogram human gene expression across multiple biological systems — warranting immediate suspension of the entire mRNA platform. · by Nicolas Hulscher, MPH · Our newly published peer-reviewed paper in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons titled, Gene Expression Alterations Induced by mRNA Vaccines, presents compelling evidence that mRNA vaccines operate through a…

Have the high priests of molecular biology unleashed the "Emperor of All Maladies" on the world's young people? · John Leake · At the recent Healing Beyond Covid Conference in Guernsey (Channel Islands) I was mesmerized by the presentation of Angus Dalgleish - Professor of Oncology, St. George’s University, London. I was especially transfixed by the following slide, representing all the ways in which the mRNA COVID-19 shots may cause…