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Health Canada moved in 2025 to remove cloned cattle and swine (and their offspring) from its “novel foods” definition, which means meat from cloned animals or their offspring can enter Canadian superm...
The newest COVID‑19 vaccines commonly cause —injection‑site pain, fatigue, headache, muscle aches, chills, fever and nausea—while . Public safety reports from multiple jurisdictions put serious advers...
Ivermectin is not approved for cancer treatment and clinical evidence is limited to early-phase trials, preclinical studies and case reports; large randomized trials showing benefit or safety in cance...
Regulatory reviews and surveillance from 2021 onward identified a small number of rare but serious adverse events after the Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) COVID-19 vaccine — chiefly thrombosis with throm...
Sexual side effects from SSRIs and SNRIs commonly appear soon after starting treatment — often within days to weeks — and many patients experience improvement while still on or after stopping the drug...
Canadian reporting and industry releases show a regulatory shift that would allow beef and pork from cloned animals or their offspring to enter Canada without pre-market novel‑food review or mandatory...
Health Canada moved in 2025 to reclassify foods from somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) cloned cattle and swine and their offspring so they would no longer be treated as “novel foods,” a change that...
Pfizer has been subject to court orders and Freedom of Information battles over release of its trial documents; a judge ordered the FDA to release Pfizer data at 55,000 pages a month after the agency’...
Ivermectin is safe when used at prescribed doses for approved parasitic diseases but overdoses can cause serious, sometimes fatal, effects including nausea, vomiting, low blood pressure, neurological ...
Available sources do not mention a product or molecule called “gelatide” being evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or other named health regulators; there are multiple FDA documen...
Medical literature and regulatory reviews describe dozens to over a hundred reported cases worldwide tying green tea extract (GTE) and multi-ingredient “fat‑burner” supplements to clinically apparent ...
Large reviews and regulatory reviews conclude SSRIs and SNRIs carry the greatest and best‑documented risk of sexual dysfunction among modern antidepressants; older and new analyses single out paroxeti...
The scientific literature and major public health institutions largely conclude that foods derived from genetically modified crops are , based on multiple authoritative reviews and regulatory framewor...
Law enforcement and regulators track a defined set of chemical precursors, reagents and equipment linked to illicit fentanyl manufacture—commonly cited examples include —and seizures show shipments fr...
The available material shows while ingredients sometimes listed in its formulations—most notably alpha-lipoic acid—have short-to-medium term safety profiles but not comprehensive long-term studies. Re...
Health Canada now permits standardized green tea extract (GTE; EGCG/catechins) as a supplemental ingredient but requires compositional limits and explicit cautionary labelling to reduce liver‑injury r...
Health Canada has proposed and moved toward changing how it treats foods from cloned cattle and swine: several reports and Health Canada documents show the agency concluded foods from somatic cell nuc...
Neurocept is presented in multiple press releases, review pages and an official website as a U.S.-formulated brain‑health supplement and a market entrant in 2025, but available sources do not name a c...
Available sources in the provided set show no mention that a drug or product named “Laellium” has received FDA or other regulatory approval; searches of December 2024–2025 FDA approval roundups and dr...
Public health agencies and major outlets warn that veterinary ivermectin formulations differ from human-approved products and have caused cases of harm when people self-medicate with animal products; ...