In August, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals delivered a decisive blow to child butchery by upholding Arkansas’s ban on the medical mutilation of minors.

Banning child butchery is not a complex issue. It’s basic science.

Until the 1980s, drugmakers were banned from advertising directly to consumers (DTC).

Why are DTC ads so important to Big Pharma?

A new lawsuit against the CDC could finally put an end to its decades-long childhood vaccine experiment.

The complaint charges that the CDC has never studied the cumulative dangers of its own childhood immunization schedule.

This lawsuit is an important first step toward restoring informed consent and exposing the CDC’s immunization program for what it is: a profit engine for Big Pharma.

After President Trump and HHS Secretary RFK Jr. announced that acetaminophen—the active ingredient in Tylenol—may cause autism when taken during pregnancy, the Medical Industrial Complex pushed back instantly.

This Tylenol uproar shows how easily medicine can be hijacked when politics replace science.

Each year, about 3,400 babies in the U.S. die from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, or SIDS.

SIDS is described as “rare,” yet it’s the leading cause of infant death.

Scientists say they still don’t know the cause, but one thing they claim with absolute certainty: vaccines are not to blame.

In the summer of 2024, a 47-year-old airline pilot died from alpha-gal syndrome (AGS)—a red meat allergy triggered by a tick bite.

In bioethics, a utilitarian sacrifice is the belief that it’s acceptable for an individual to be harmed—or even die—if it serves a “greater good.”

And in this case, the designated “greater good” is climate change.

Florida ends school vaccine mandates!

When Dr. Ladapo announced that every school vaccine mandate in the state would be erased, it was a proud proclamation that parents, not bureaucrats, hold the authority over their children’s bodies.

Last year, The Washington Post reported that HHS cut off seven federal grants—worth millions of dollars—to the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).

The AAP represents about 67,000 pediatricians and has enormous influence over what doctors say, what schools require, and what states mandate.

It is also one of the most politically captured medical organizations in America.

In December, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services sent a letter to providers announcing significant changes.

One of the most consequential shifts in decades: the federal government is ending bonus payments for childhood vaccinations.

Every FDA commissioner since the year 2000 has gone on to work in the pharmaceutical industry.

One study found that a third of presidential appointees to the Department of Health and Human Services between 2004 and 2020 later took private-sector pharma jobs that raised conflict-of-interest concerns.

There’s a saying that goes: I tried to follow the science, but it led nowhere. Then I followed the money—and that’s where I found the science.

That line has taken on new meaning in light of a recent report which found that scientific advisers to the British government during the COVID pandemic failed to disclose massive financial ties to pharmaceutical interests.

To understand how public health became so thoroughly corrupted, we have to look upstream—at when and how doctors and scientists first become entangled with pharmaceutical power.

That process often begins in medical school.