Elevated Levels of Toxicants Found in Teeth of Autistic Children
A pilot study from the University of Texas San Antonio (UTSA) Health Center adds to existing bodies of evidence that link exposure to toxicants such as pesticides, flame retardants and plastics with neurotoxicity and autism. Researchers found that the primary teeth of children with autism had elevated levels of toxicants compared to the primary teeth […]
GLP-1 Drugs Named in Dozens of Lawsuits Alleging Permanent Vision Loss
Dozens of patients have filed personal injury lawsuits against GLP-1 manufacturers, Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk, alleging that the drugs caused permanent damage to their vision. The complaints, filed over the past year, point to a condition called non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, or NAION, which occurs when there is insufficient blood flow to the […]
U.S. Disability Rates Have Risen Sharply Since Rollout of mRNA COVID-19 Shots
The number of Americans reporting a disability has risen sharply since the rollout of mRNA COVID-19 shots in early 2021, reaching a record high of 37.03 million people aged 16 and older in July 2026, according to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).1 In February 2021, two months after the […]
Spinal Drug Mix-Up Causes Paralysis in Hospital Surgical Patients
On Aug. 14, 2026, Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown in Nashville, Tennessee experienced a pharmacy medication error that severely injured four patients undergoing routine joint replacement surgeries. Medical personnel intended to administer mepivacaine, a standard local spinal anesthetic, to block pain signals during surgical procedures. Instead, pharmacy staff accidentally filled syringes with concentrated potassium phosphate […]
6G Technology Will Expose People to Untested Electromagnetic Fields
A new wireless 6G internet network is set to deploy globally by the year 2030 to succeed the current 5G. The 6G lead up is promising faster internet speed, convergence of wireless networks with artificial intelligence, and joint communications or “sensing, ”which allows the network’s ability to “infer“ the presence of objects and people.1 But […]
London Hospital Creates Innovative Outdoor Ward for Critically Ill Patients
A hospital in the United Kingdom has taken a historic step in patient care by introducing an outdoor medical environment to give critically ill patients access to sunlight, greenery and outdoor air.1 King’s College Hospital in south London recently opened a purpose-built rooftop critical care garden directly integrated into its intensive care infrastructure. This facility […]