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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...
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...
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...
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 ...
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...
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...
COVID-19 vaccination reduces the risk of severe COVID-19 in people with diabetes — a group at higher baseline risk of hospitalization and death from infection — and is considered safe for most patient...
The provided reporting does not supply details about any single paper’s author; instead it offers a practical framework for determining an author’s qualifications, affiliations, and prior work so a re...
Animal biodistribution studies of mRNA‑LNP and adenoviral COVID‑19 vaccine platforms show different patterns: preclinical data and regulatory summaries indicate mRNA‑LNP signal concentrates at the int...
Antibody kinetics after the first (prime) versus second (boost) vaccine dose follow a classic prime–boost pattern: the first dose elicits a slower, lower-magnitude antibody response that begins antige...
Observational comparisons of vaccinated and unvaccinated populations are fertile ground for misleading conclusions unless a range of methodological biases are actively sought and addressed; the litera...
The preponderance of high-quality evidence shows COVID-19 vaccines have not driven a global rise in cardiovascular complications or deaths; instead, vaccines reduce COVID-19–related cardiovascular har...
N‑acetylcysteine (NAC) has biological plausibility to blunt spike-protein–mediated inflammation and to help symptoms of long COVID through antioxidant, anti‑inflammatory and disulfide‑breaking actions...
Clinical evidence does not reliably support ivermectin as an effective treatment or preventive for COVID-19: high-quality randomized trials and multiple systematic reviews conclude uncertainty or no c...
Abnormal body‑temperature fluctuations after respiratory viral infections most commonly occur during the acute illness and for days afterward, with experimental and clinical studies showing disrupted ...