New report links baldness and excessive male hair loss to high consumption of sugary liquids
Male pattern hair loss (MPHL) is on the rise and scientists are linking it to increased consumption of sugary liquids. According to research findings, the phenomenon is the most common form of hair loss in men, affecting around 30-50 per cent of men by age 50. According to Medical News...
How ‘Other Backward Classes’ tag derived from caste system stalls diversity in science in India
Samadhan is an outlier in his home village in western India. Last year, he became the first person from there to start a science PhD. Samadhan, a student in Maharashtra state, is an Adivasi or indigenous person – a member of one of the most marginalised and poorest communities in...
Big Pharma Covid scam: Why 15,000 physicians and medical scientists warned against vaccinating healthy children
In 2012, Pfizer paid $1.2 billion to settle claims by nearly 10,000 women that its hormone replacement therapy drug, Prempro, caused breast cancer. The Prempro settlements came after six years of trials. Several plaintiffs were awarded tens of millions of dollars, including punitive damages for the drug maker’s actions in...
North Africa is now a key transit point of illegal tobacco trafficked from eastern Europe – report
The trafficking of tobacco is a multibillion-dollar business worldwide. One of the major global smuggling routes flows through the Balkans in Eastern Europe to North Africa, where a lack of security, high corruption, porous borders, and little cooperation among countries has created fertile ground for this trade. In 2017, over...
Eating healthy and exercising are part of obesity control, but tirzepatide drug is a promising add-on – research
There could be an even more effective drug in town for weight management – namely tirzepatide. As the world struggles with obesity ‘epidemic’ tirzepatide has emerged has emerged as one of the newest antidotes to a problem that is ravaging the younger population as a result of rapidly changing lifestyles....
Weight control breakthrough: New class of drugs that quash hunger stun obesity researchers
The hotel ballroom was packed to near capacity with scientists when Susan Yanovski arrived. Despite being 10 minutes early, she had to manoeuvre her way to one of the few empty seats near the back. The audience at the Obesity Week conference in San Diego, California, in November 2022, was...
Report details how Covid jabs ‘turbo-charged’ cancers, evidence hidden by drug makers, governments
Back in August 2022, The Exposé highlighted scientific evidence showing the Covid-19 jabs can cause cancer of the ovaries, pancreas and breast and that “a monumental cover-up is taking place to suppress the consequences … on women’s health.” “Research shows SARS-CoV-2 spike protein obliterates 90 per cent of the DNA...
Christmas healing: Finding therapy in very same things or people you swore to forget forever
Once Upon a Time, I loved decorating for Christmas. The lights inside and outside, the ornaments, the garland, and the multiple decorated trees in the house (although my two trees were nothing compared to Mom’s thrree to five trees each year). I found joy in that. Then it stopped. I...
Day King Charles III besought princes William and Harry: ‘Don’t make my final years a misery’
In his highly anticipated autobiography, Spare, Prince Harry recounts what he says was a physical attack by his brother, William, now Prince of Wales, as their relationship fell apart over the younger prince’s marriage to actor Meghan Markle. Describing a confrontation at his London home in 2019, Harry says William...
Day Pele halted Nigeria’s Biafran War, was almost shot dead before he escaped disguised as a pilot
Assassination, disguise and a foreign embassy sound like the typical ingredients of an underwhelming action film, not tales from the life of Pele. But that is exactly what they are. During a February trip to Nigeria in 1976, one of football’s greatest players found himself holed up in a hotel...