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Viewpoint: ‘Sanitation and nutrition not vaccines’: The rejectionists' latest false substitute for staying up to date on your shots

Viewpoint: ‘Sanitation and nutrition not vaccines’: The rejectionists’ latest false substitute for staying up to date on your shots

Viewpoint: November 13 is the long-predicted global doomsday. How a respected scientist got population growth catastrophe predictions so spectacularly wrong—fueling decades of junk science

Viewpoint: November 13 is the long-predicted global doomsday. How a respected scientist got population growth catastrophe predictions so spectacularly wrong—fueling decades of junk science

Viewpoint: After MAHA-Republican election debacle, controversial campaigner Zen Honeycutt looks to sympathetic Democrats to promote her anti-chemical agenda

Viewpoint: After MAHA-Republican election debacle, controversial campaigner Zen Honeycutt looks to sympathetic Democrats to promote her anti-chemical agenda

Barbara Rodriguez

Biohacker influencers are claiming GLP-1 weight loss drugs extend lifespan. One mice experiment suggests there may be some truth to the claim

Biohacker influencers are claiming GLP-1 weight loss drugs extend lifespan. One mice experiment suggests there may be some truth to the claim

Rebecca Roberts

GLP Features

Viewpoint: November 13 is the long-predicted global doomsday. How a respected scientist got population growth catastrophe predictions so spectacularly wrong—fueling decades of junk science

Viewpoint: November 13 is the long-predicted global doomsday. How a respected scientist got population growth catastrophe predictions so spectacularly wrong—fueling decades of junk science

Viewpoint: ‘Sanitation and nutrition not vaccines’: The rejectionists' latest false substitute for staying up to date on your shots

Viewpoint: ‘Sanitation and nutrition not vaccines’: The rejectionists’ latest false substitute for staying up to date on your shots

Viewpoint: After MAHA-Republican election debacle, controversial campaigner Zen Honeycutt looks to sympathetic Democrats to promote her anti-chemical agenda

Viewpoint: After MAHA-Republican election debacle, controversial campaigner Zen Honeycutt looks to sympathetic Democrats to promote her anti-chemical agenda

Barbara Rodriguez

Biohacker influencers are claiming GLP-1 weight loss drugs extend lifespan. One mice experiment suggests there may be some truth to the claim

Biohacker influencers are claiming GLP-1 weight loss drugs extend lifespan. One mice experiment suggests there may be some truth to the claim

Rebecca Roberts

As measles deaths among the unvaccinated hit a 35-year high, Kennedy-founded Children’s Health Defense bizarrely blames doctors for slow-walking a cure

As measles deaths among the unvaccinated hit a 35-year high, Kennedy-founded Children’s Health Defense bizarrely blames doctors for slow-walking a cure

Viewpoint: Bedeviled by “toxic inflammation”? How wellness grifters turn this scientific gray zone into a supplement jackpot

Viewpoint: Bedeviled by “toxic inflammation”? How wellness grifters turn this scientific gray zone into a supplement jackpot

Viewpoint: Here are the election-inspired Trump administration healthcare policy reversals expected in the coming months

Viewpoint: Here are the election-inspired Trump administration healthcare policy reversals expected in the coming months

Amanda Seitz, Stephanie Armour

Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

With technical barriers to human embryo editing falling, ethical concerns escalate

With technical barriers to human embryo editing falling, ethical concerns escalate

Rebecca Roberts

Viewpoint: ‘Just the flu’: Skipping your child’s flu shot could be a fatal mistake

Viewpoint: ‘Just the flu’: Skipping your child’s flu shot could be a fatal mistake

Zachary Yaksich

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Infographic: Global regulatory and health research agencies on whether glyphosate causes cancer

Infographic: Global regulatory and health research agencies on whether glyphosate causes cancer

Does glyphosate—the world's most heavily-used herbicide—pose serious harm to humans? Is it carcinogenic? Those issues are of both legal and ...

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A New Transparency Tool from the Genetic Literacy Project

Who is David and who is Goliath in the lobbying battle over agricultural biotechnology? Activists? Agro-business? In a commitment to transparency, the GLP has mined 5 years of data to help the public understand the funding network that shapes the biotechnology debate.

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Science Controversies in the Media

Kennedy faces Congressional ethics investigation for accepting massive gifts from anti-vaccine and ketamine wellness grifter

Wall Street Journal

Unintended consequences: Hegseth’s proposed controversial ‘low testosterone’ screen could flag 150,000 Army men. What happens next?

It’s the ‘juice’: What the AI data center wars are really all about

MIT Technology Review

How the Trumpification of medicine is roiling — and maybe destroying—the American Diabetes Association

As measles cases continue to surge, RFK Jr. blocks CDC scientists from issuing emergency alert warning unvaccinated pregnant women of significantly increased risks

Washington Post

Are Texas data centers killing calves? Debunking viral AI claims

Slow adoption: Only 15 of Africa’s 54 nations embrace genetic engineering food revolution. Here’s why

Who should police false online health claims? Younger adults blame their generation; older adults point to government, doctors and social media companies

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Viewpoint—“Miracle molecule” debunked: Why acemannan supplements don’t work

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As measles cases continue to surge, RFK Jr. blocks CDC scientists from issuing emergency alert warning unvaccinated pregnant women of significantly increased risks

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Biohacker influencers are claiming GLP-1 weight loss drugs extend lifespan. One mice experiment suggests there may be some truth to the claim

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AI medicine breakthrough: Could ‘good viruses’ created by AI cure deadly diseases and infections?

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Viewpoint: After MAHA-Republican election debacle, controversial campaigner Zen Honeycutt looks to sympathetic Democrats to promote her anti-chemical agenda

Slow adoption: Only 15 of Africa’s 54 nations embrace genetic engineering food revolution. Here’s why

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Viewpoint: November 13 is the long-predicted global doomsday. How a respected scientist got population growth catastrophe predictions so spectacularly wrong—fueling decades of junk science

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Are Texas data centers killing calves? Debunking viral AI claims

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'Gattaca stack': The eugenic, technological push to 'improve the human stock'

RFK Jr.’s collapsing legacy: U.S. poised to lose measles elimination status

Children’s Health Defense Press Conference

As measles deaths among the unvaccinated hit a 35-year high, Kennedy-founded Children’s Health Defense bizarrely blames doctors for slow-walking a cure

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Farming, food, and chemicals: Post-midterms, the MAHA alliance between Democrats and MAGA Republicans is bruised but not cowed. What comes next?

Microscopic IVF Egg Injection

With technical barriers to human embryo editing falling, ethical concerns escalate

Kennedy faces Congressional ethics investigation for accepting massive gifts from anti-vaccine and ketamine wellness grifter

Unintended consequences: Hegseth’s proposed controversial ‘low testosterone’ screen could flag 150,000 Army men. What happens next?

It’s the ‘juice’: What the AI data center wars are really all about

Viewpoint: November 13 is the long-predicted global doomsday. How a respected scientist got population growth catastrophe predictions so spectacularly wrong—fueling decades of junk science

How the Trumpification of medicine is roiling — and maybe destroying—the American Diabetes Association

Viewpoint: ‘Sanitation and nutrition not vaccines’: The rejectionists’ latest false substitute for staying up to date on your shots

As measles cases continue to surge, RFK Jr. blocks CDC scientists from issuing emergency alert warning unvaccinated pregnant women of significantly increased risks

Are Texas data centers killing calves? Debunking viral AI claims

Slow adoption: Only 15 of Africa’s 54 nations embrace genetic engineering food revolution. Here’s why

Viewpoint: After MAHA-Republican election debacle, controversial campaigner Zen Honeycutt looks to sympathetic Democrats to promote her anti-chemical agenda

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Viewpoint: Women, depression and empathy: Explaining the gender gap in views about child-murderer Lindsay Clancy

Viewpoint: Women, depression and empathy: Explaining the gender gap in views about child-murderer Lindsay Clancy

Newly approved GMO chestnut trees planted across from the White House are stirring debate

We are entering a new era of personalized medicine—if you’re white

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Slow adoption: Only 15 of Africa’s 54 nations embrace genetic engineering food revolution. Here’s why

AI medicine breakthrough: Could ‘good viruses’ created by AI cure deadly diseases and infections?

‘Gattaca stack’: The eugenic, technological push to ‘improve the human stock’

Brain / Neuroscience

Chemical Controversies

Uneasy allies: Are MAHA and American agriculture careening toward a breakup?

Uneasy allies: Are MAHA and American agriculture careening toward a breakup?

$7.35 billion PFAS settlement: 3M to pay people who blame health problems on ‘forever chemicals’ phased out of firefighting foam for more than 20 years

How climate change is driving increased pesticide usage

Are Texas data centers killing calves? Debunking viral AI claims

Are Texas data centers killing calves? Debunking viral AI claims

Slow adoption: Only 15 of Africa’s 54 nations embrace genetic engineering food revolution. Here’s why

Viewpoint: After MAHA-Republican election debacle, controversial campaigner Zen Honeycutt looks to sympathetic Democrats to promote her anti-chemical agenda

Viewpoint: ‘Sanitation and nutrition not vaccines’: The rejectionists' latest false substitute for staying up to date on your shots

Viewpoint: ‘Sanitation and nutrition not vaccines’: The rejectionists’ latest false substitute for staying up to date on your shots

How the Trumpification of medicine is roiling — and maybe destroying—the American Diabetes Association

Viewpoint: November 13 is the long-predicted global doomsday. How a respected scientist got population growth catastrophe predictions so spectacularly wrong—fueling decades of junk science

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Slow adoption: Only 15 of Africa’s 54 nations embrace genetic engineering food revolution. Here’s why

4 key ways the Blue Wave will upend science policy

Voters hate AI data centers, yet they are crucial to establishing a critical technology. So what’s next?