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PollutionAh yes, the age-old medical mantra: "The solution to pollution is dilution." Apparently, a few squirts of hypertonic saline in your kid’s nose can cut down cold symptoms and keep you from catching their next snot-filled surprise.See the Story
“The solution to pollution is dilution.”
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Medical · United StatesIn a world where we're 99.5% genetically identical, somehow skin color still decides who gets a spot on the kidney transplant list—because why fix something that's clearly broken? My conversation with Dr. Kevin Pho, discussing "Medicine’s Struggle with Genetic and Social Realities."See the Story
Race in Medicine: Letting “Health Justice” Get in the Way of a Good Algorithm
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Mobile PhonesDespite a decade of people eyeing their phones like potential death traps, recent studies have put the final nail in the “cell phones cause cancer” coffin. So, feel free to call, text, or scroll — your brain’s not going anywhere.See the Story
More Evidence That Cell Phones Don’t Cause Cancer
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Drones · UkraineUkraine has recently begun deploying drones that drop burning thermite on Russian positions. Thermite, a 130-year-old invention, has proven to be a highly destructive weapon rooted in simple chemistry. However, while the science behind thermite is straightforward, its devastating consequences are far from it.See the Story
Thermite Heats Up Ukraine Russia War
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InnovationThis week’s reading is a mix of innovation, brainy body connections, and a dash of debunking. Apple engineers are turning AirPods into hearing aids—why stop at music when you can reinvent healthcare? Meanwhile, the vagus nerve is doing its mysterious thing, linking brain and body. And it turns out, that in the Blue Zones, living forever might just be creative bookkeeping.See the Story
What I'm Reading (Sept. 12)
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Social Media · CaliforniaFor those aching for a do-over on First Amendment rights and censuring COVID (mis)information on social media– your wish has been granted. Last month, the Ninth Circuit ruled on Facebook’s alleged censoring of anti-vax postings by RFK Jr’s Children’s Health Defense.See the Story
Misinformation, Meta, and the First Amendment All Over Again - Courtesy RFK Jr.
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MeaslesIt’s another of my (Henry Miller's) weekly appearances on Lars Larson’s radio show. In it, we discussed the resurgence of measles due to declining vaccination rates and touch on the potential role of vitamin D in mitigating COVID-19 severity.See the Story
The Media and I: Measles; Vitamin D and COVID
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Health · United StatesCalley Means, co-founder of TruMed, recently raised concerns about conflicts of interest within the FDA and the influence of corporate funding on public health guidelines. Thereby, he joined the ranks of Robert Kennedy, Jr and his newfound friend, former President Trump, who argued for "a special Presidential Commission of independent minds who are not bought and paid for by Big Pharma."See the Story
Making American Healthy Again: Conflicted Interests
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