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Have You Tried Exercising to Reduce Your Menstrual Pain?

Jiashu Li -
Dysmenorrhea (menstrual cramp) is common among women. Usually starting anywhere from 1–2 years to 6–12 months after the first period and remaining until around 40 years of age,

Ivermectin is NOT Hydroxychloroquine. Why is the FDA Ignoring a Potential Covid Treatment?

Robert Turner, Founding Editor -
Ivermectin has shown promise as a potential treatment. It needs to be urgently evaluated under the guidance of the FDA

When is a Vaccine not a Vaccine?

Robert Turner, Founding Editor -
Simple question and in theory, the answer is as simple. A vaccine is a vaccine when it conforms to the properties we assign historically...

Do We Need to ReAssess Our Covid Vaccination and Testing Policies?

Robert Turner, Founding Editor -
Our current Covid Vaccination strategy may lie at the root of the troubles we face in achieving public acceptance of the vaccines. Is it time to reassess how we deliver the vaccine?

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