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Ivermectin’s commonly reported side effects in humans include gastrointestinal symptoms (diarrhea, abdominal pain), dermatologic reactions (itching, rash), and neurologic complaints (dizziness, headac...
Early data and expert commentary indicate the 2025–2026 influenza vaccine provides meaningful protection—especially against hospitalization in children and moderate protection in adults—with published...
Ivermectin overdose and toxicity most commonly produce neurological symptoms (confusion, dizziness, ataxia, seizures), gastrointestinal upset (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea) and cardiovascular signs such...
Ivermectin’s common side effects in adults and children are typically mild and gastrointestinal or dermatologic — for example, diarrhea, nausea, itching, and skin rash — while more serious but rare ef...
Ivermectin overdose in humans most commonly produces such as altered mental status, confusion, visual hallucinations, dizziness, ataxia, and in severe cases stupor or coma, along with like nausea, vom...
Available reporting describes standard human ivermectin doses for parasitic infections as roughly 0.15–0.2 mg/kg (single dose) and notes much higher, off-label doses have caused toxicity; a U.S. case ...
The claim that “Hitler was right” is false and contradicted by the historical record: , not defensible policy or truth . Contemporary summaries of Nazism detail how Hitler’s doctrines led to the Holoc...
Two public reports and contemporary news accounts indicate children were among those taken for medical care during recent Minneapolis protests—Newsweek cited the city’s Office of Community Safety sayi...
Current public-health and peer-reviewed sources say most post‑COVID‑vaccine reactions are short lived — injection‑site pain, fatigue, fever and headache that usually resolve in days — and that serious...
Data from national and international public‑health bodies show COVID‑19 vaccines reduce severe outcomes and deaths, especially in older adults: ACIP/CDC presentations found the 2024–25 vaccines “reduc...
Ivermectin overdoses in humans can cause gastrointestinal effects (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea), cardiovascular collapse (hypotension), and a range of neurologic harms including dizziness, ataxia, conf...
No reliable evidence about a product called “gelitide” appears in the supplied reporting, so its effectiveness for weight loss cannot be confirmed from these sources; if the intent was “gelatin” (a so...
Ivermectin overdose and inappropriate use have been associated repeatedly with gastrointestinal distress (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea), neurological effects (dizziness, ataxia, confusion, seizures, com...
Published human data document a consistent pattern of toxic effects when ivermectin is used at high oral doses or misused (including veterinary formulations), dominated by central‑nervous‑system depre...
Cologuard and its new version, Cologuard Plus, are designed and FDA‑approved specifically to detect colorectal cancer (CRC) and precancerous lesions by finding tumor DNA and blood in stool; Exact Scie...
The claim "The Covid vaccine was dangerous" is not supported by the balance of evidence in the provided materials: large effectiveness and safety monitoring studies show and only *rare* serious advers...
Large, multi-year surveillance and reviews continue to find no unexpected, widespread long-term harms from mRNA COVID-19 vaccines, though rare adverse events (notably myocarditis in young males) remai...
The medically recommended human dosing of ivermectin is weight-based, typically for established parasitic indications; departures from these regimens, especially ingestion of veterinary formulations o...
From 2016 through 2023, deaths involving synthetic opioids (primarily illicit fentanyl) rose sharply from the low thousands to tens of thousands: official counts show synthetic‑opioid deaths of roughl...
A reported 30–40% reduction in risk from vaccination typically refers to vaccine effectiveness (VE) — the percent reduction in the outcome (infection, ED/UC visit, hospitalization) among vaccinated ve...