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WSJ: How bad is the Government’s science?

Back in 2005, John Ioannidis, who is now a professor of medicine at Stanford, made headlines by announcing that half the results published in peer-reviewed scientific journals were probably wrong. And since then, “researchers have confirmed his skepticism by trying—and often failing—to reproduce many influential journal articles.”1But, what about our government? Are they concerned about the science behind the policies they are making? RELATED STORY: Editor in Chief of world’s best known medical journal: Half of all the literature is false The biggest issues have come from psychology studies: in a 2015 article in Science, independent researchers tried to...

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Newsweek: Ask your baby’s permission before changing diaper, says sexual consent expert

This week Australian sex education expert Deanne Carson sparked a debate on the topic of sexual consent after she suggested parents ask their children for permission before changing their diapers. Carson, who works for an organization which teaches children about consent (something they aim to do as early as possible) appeared on Australia’s ABC news network to comment on Saxon Mullins (a rape case that’s sparked a national debate on sexual consent laws): “We work with parents from birth…Just about how to set up a culture of consent in their homes. ‘I’m going to change your nappy now, is that OK?’...

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Vaxxed: From cover-up to catastrophe, FREE TO WATCH until May 17th

In honor of the two year anniversary of Vaxxed, the full-length version of VAXXED is FREE to watch in every country* starting NOW until May 17th at 12 pm PST! To watch FOR FREE, use this: http://vaxxedthemovie.com/hnnvaxxed/ It’s been 2 years since Vaxxed captured international headlines when it was pulled from the already-announced line-up of the 2016 Tribeca Film Festival on March 25th, 2016 and what a wild ride it has been since then! Since these past two years have been filled with so many exciting milestones for the Vaxxed community, the Vaxxed team wanted to commemorate the two year anniversary with this FREE screening event and 30% off Vaxxed DVD sale!...

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Romaine lettuce warning now includes Florida; 149 sick in 29 states

The CDC first posted warnings about romaine lettuce in early April.1 But it wasn’t until about two weeks ago that we started hearing about people getting sick or recalls for the leafy green. Health officials believe they have traced the outbreak to a farm in Yuma, Arizona (which provides most of the romaine sold in the U.S. during the winter) but are unsure how many more cases might be reported. The early or initial symptoms of E. coli infections usually appear about three to five days after a person ingests the bacteria (although it can affect someone in as little...

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