Medical

retractionwatch.com 8/10 ?

Weekend reads: A tsunami of misleading medical studies; retraction calls cancer therapy timing into question; a closer look at Max Planck’s retractions

If your week flew by — we know ours did — catch up here with what you might have missed. The week at Retraction Watch featured: In case you missed the news , the Hijacked Journal Checker now has more ...

2026-06-27

Dr. Mercola 8/10 ?

Blood Sugar Response to Various Carbohydrates Points to Metabolic Health Subtypes

Your blood sugar doesn't just rise after meals — it reveals how well your metabolism is actually working. In fact, your body's reaction to a bowl of rice could tell you more about your metabolic healt...

2026-06-27

Jon Rappoport 7/10 ?

I expose the FDA’s biggest secret

What the critics of the FDA refuse to expose fully

2026-06-27

Dr. Robert Malone 8/10 ?

Friday Funnies: Crooked Lies and Temporary Status

Thanks for reading Malone News!

2026-06-26

greenmedinfo.com 6/10 ?

Epigallocatechin-3-gallate mitigates cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury.

Epigallocatechin-3-gallate mitigates cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury by promoting microglia toward M2 phenotype via Nrf2/HO-1 pathway. Create a free account or sign in to use AI summaries, listen...

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[Editorial] Cancer in young adults: out of the shadows?

“Young adult cancer is a growing crisis hiding in plain sight”, said US Senator Edward Markey. On June 15, he and his colleagues called on the US National Institutes of Health to establish a national ...

2026-06-27

Chestnut School of Herbal Medicine 7/10 ?

Mount Pleasant Herbary: Student Business Spotlight

Gudrun Feigl founded Mount Pleasant Herbary in the spring of 2009. The Herbary is located in the rolling hills of Wayne County, PA, 20 minutes North of Honesdale in Mount Pleasant Township.The postMou...

2026-06-26

Dr. Mercola 8/10 ?

Cardiorespiratory Fitness May Cut Dementia, Depression, and Psychosis Risk

Dementia and depression affect hundreds of millions of people worldwide. Yet one of the strongest predictors of who gets these diseases, and who doesn't, costs nothing, requires no prescription, and i...

2026-06-27

Jon Rappoport 7/10 ?

Massive medical fraud scheme takedown; and my comments

Google AI highlight: “Massive 2025 Takedown: In June 2025, a nationwide sweep charged 324 defendants—including 96 doctors and nurses—for a record-breaking $14.6 billion in fraudulent Medicare schemes....

2026-06-26

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[Comment] The Lancet Commission on rethinking misinformation, health, and human security

The UN and the World Economic Forum have identified misinformation and disinformation as top global risks—ranking them as higher short-term threats than extreme weather, state-based armed conflict, an...

2026-06-27

Dr. Mercola 8/10 ?

Napping Behaviors Predict Mortality Risk in Middle- to Older-Aged Adults

Most people think of a daytime nap as a harmless indulgence or even a smart way to boost energy. But what if the timing and length of those naps were quietly revealing something much more serious? A g...

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[World Report] India drug shortage leaves doctors rationing chemotherapy

The Iran conflict has disrupted supplies of cisplatin and carboplatin, leading to treatment interruption for patients. Samaan Lateef reports from Mumbai.

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[World Report] Protecting health in heating cities

The city of São Paulo, Brazil, is involving citizens in an innovative project to combat the health dangers of excessive heat. Jacqui Thornton reports.

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[Perspectives] Learning from experience

No matter how public, events are experienced privately. So privately that people can have widely varying accounts of an event, which can change over time, and even come to take the place of verifiable...

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[Perspectives] Why medicine needs literary magazines

Running a literary magazine was not in my academic game plan. I attended medical school with the plan to be a bench scientist. I chose the joint MD–PhD programme not just because it paid for my tuitio...

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[Obituary] Robin L Broadhead

Paediatrician who co-founded Malawi's first medical school. Born on May 3, 1943, in Edenbridge, UK, he died from Parkinson's disease in Blantyre, Malawi, on April 19, 2026, aged 83 years.

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[Correspondence] Afghanistan's silent mental health crisis

Mental health conditions are highly prevalent in conflict-affected settings, where long-lasting instability reshapes daily life and erodes psychological wellbeing over time. WHO estimates that approxi...

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[Correspondence] AI-supported mammography screening: measuring benefit

The MASAI trial1 concludes that artificial intelligence (AI)-supported screening “can efficiently improve screening performance” and “may be considered for implementation in clinical practice”. Howeve...

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[Correspondence] AI-supported mammography screening: measuring benefit – Authors' reply

We thank the authors for their correspondence and welcome the opportunity to clarify the interpretation of our findings in the MASAI trial.1

2026-06-27

The Lancet Pfizer Sponsored 7/10 ?

[Perspectives] Daniel Mason: a tale of change

“Did you have The Hardy Boys or The Three Investigators?” asks Daniel Mason. “I can remember, at age 8 or 9, going to the library and methodically making my way through the shelves.” These days, Mason...

2026-06-26