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Virus that causes COVID-19
ICE has been conducting targeted operations in New York and other U.S. cities this month, with federal authorities saying some actions were aimed at specific suspects rather than “random” street sweep...
A growing body of clinical and public-health reporting documents that people who ingest ">veterinary ivermectin paste or take very high doses of ivermectin intended for humans can develop acute toxici...
Available studies show COVID-19 vaccination can be associated with short‑term, typically uncommon changes in blood counts and some serologic tests — most abnormalities were transient within days to a ...
The preponderance of reports from 2021–2025 shows that the . Large passive-safety datasets and narrative reviews agree that serious neurological adverse events are uncommon relative to vaccine doses a...
Large cohort meta-analyses and population studies find that is, on average, substantially higher after infection than after mRNA COVID‑19 vaccination, but that risk varies sharply by age, sex, vaccine...
The claim that has no support in the documents provided for review. A systematic check of the supplied source summaries shows , and therefore the claim is unsubstantiated on the basis of the available...
Vaccination reduces the risk and severity of long COVID after SARS‑CoV‑2 infection in multiple large studies and meta‑analyses, while reports of prolonged symptoms following vaccination exist but are ...
The claim that “COVID shots cause cancer and kill” is not supported by the bulk of current population-level evidence, which shows no clear signal that COVID-19 vaccines produce a detectable rise in ca...
Raising ivermectin concentrations in humans can be approached by higher or more frequent oral dosing, formulation and route changes (controlled‑release, parenteral or inhaled delivery), and pharmacoki...
Drug‑induced liver injury (DILI) from ivermectin in humans is , primarily in case reports and pharmacovigilance datasets rather than large prospective studies. Available evidence shows occasional seri...
There is that have installed cameras explicitly for immigration enforcement; major local reporting on ICE raids at Home Depot stores does not document company-installed cameras used for immigration po...
) is a laboratory measure used as a proxy for the number of atherogenic lipoprotein particles and is scored clinically to assess . Direct, standardized scoring systems that tie ApoB results to spike p...
do not encode an unmodified, wild-type viral spike sequence; manufacturers intentionally altered the spike open reading frame to improve stability and antigenicity — most notably by introducing prefus...
Clinical trials and protocols demonstrate that ivermectin has been given to humans at doses above 400 μg/kg—ranging from multiple trials testing 600 μg/kg and planned 1,200 μg/kg regimens to a formal ...
Multiple well-documented sexually transmitted pathogens infect the urethra and can be detected in urine—chief among them , , and —but distinguishing “” from transmission via intimate urethral/genital ...
A substantial body of research points to viruses—especially human such as —as the leading infectious suspects in triggering (T1D), supported by epidemiology, detection of viral RNA in pancreatic tissu...
Transient, generally mild shifts in peripheral white blood cell (WBC) populations have been reported after mRNA COVID-19 vaccination, most commonly modest, short-lived rises in some cell types (neutro...
produces a clinical picture dominated by neurologic depression, respiratory compromise, and heterogeneous systemic effects; routine laboratory surveillance should therefore focus on electrolytes, rena...
Yes — is real: a disease caused by the novel coronavirus that triggered a global pandemic, caused millions of deaths and forced widespread public‑health responses; debates since have centered on how e...
The scientific record shows that (S protein) can interact with vascular cells, trigger inflammatory and procoagulant pathways in cell and animal models, and has been detected in the blood of infected ...