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Pharma

Pharma articles offer sharp opinion and analysis of Big Pharma, exposing industry practices, regulatory capture, profit motives, and their impacts on economics, public policy, public health, social life, trust in medicine, and individual liberty.

We cover critical topics like Pfizer trial irregularities, vaccinology “big lies”, COVID vaccine cardiac risks, industry influence on regulation, ACIP decisions, medical journal failures, vaccine safety debates, and calls for accountability, transparency, and evidence-based reform.

Your Spouse Started Antidepressants and Became a Stranger

Your Spouse Started Antidepressants and Became a Stranger

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Welcome to the SSRI marriage apocalypse: a phenomenon so widespread that entire online communities have formed to support its casualties. Spouses gathering in digital refugee camps, comparing notes about partners who transformed into unrecognizable strangers after starting antidepressants.

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In Plain Sight

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One of the things we have learned is just how much regulatory capture factored into the COVID response, how economics turned vaccine technology into an industrial profit machine. One crucial piece of evidence for this came from the Pfizer report.

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Why the Pesticide Liability Protection Act Threatens Our Food Supply and the Health of a Nation

Why the Pesticide Liability Protection Act Threatens Our Food Supply and the Health of a Nation

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The history of corporate liability shields teaches us a clear lesson: when companies are freed from accountability, public safety inevitably suffers. We cannot allow the same corporate immunity that transformed the pharmaceutical industry to be replicated in agriculture.

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