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Anyone who thinks that all the findings of the Hockey Stick study are adequately replicated should read this, a fact based web page with links to the sources of what the scientists are actually saying in response to the Congressional inquiry...

I have been doing research on acute spinal cord ischemia. I've found a few reports on it, such as this one:http://ahavj.ahajournals.org/cgi/co...111598.78198.EC Now, while the study says they got better results (i.e. more people actually able to recover from parapelegia and walk, have bowel...

I am gathering evidence from countless Mums who admit their children started to talk/walk shortly after having had an MMR jab or booster. I have had more reports of this astonishing and significant phenomenon so far than Wakefield had autism cases. My quandary is this- should I subject my data...

I had a discussion with a person who claimed that humans only use a third of our brain, and as evidence she linked to an article about John Lorber. This late neurology professor supposedly discovered people with virtually no brains, who was able to lead perfectly normal lives and even scored...

I initially thought that the headline writer is the one who's illiterate, but there it is again in the article's body.