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Russia Develops Cancer Vaccine

The Russian Ministry of Health announced that it developed a cancer vaccine to be distributed in 2025.

Ivermectin Highlighted in New Cancer Treatment Protocol

A new cancer treatment protocol utilizing ivermectin has been recently peer-reviewed and is considered a breakthrough publication.

Stanford Internet Observatory to Shut Down: Report

The Stanford Internet Observatory (SIO), an organization that censored voices during the 2020 election, is shutting down.

Women’s Sports Group Urges New York League to Protect Fair Competition

The Independent Council on Women's Sports (ICONS) called for the Liberty League to change its transgender athlete policy to protect fair competition for women.

Report Finds mRNA Can Spread Through Placenta

A peer-reviewed, pre-proof report to be published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology found that mRNA from COVID-19 vaccines can "spread systematically" to the placenta and umbilical cord.

Justice Department to Release Special Counsel’s Report on Biden’s Handling of Classified Documents: WaPo

A report from The Washington Post claimed that the Department of Justice (DOJ) is looking to release a special counsel's report of Biden's handling of classified documents.

Hundreds of Children Under 6 Years Old Referred to U.K. Gender Clinic

More than 350 children under the age of 6 were referred to the U.K.'s Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS), part of the Tavistock and Portman Trust, in the last decade.

Beef, Dairy Nutrients Assist Immune System: Study

A November study published in the journal Nature described that trans-vaccenic acid (TVA), a fatty acid found in meat and dairy products, improves immune function.

Females, Young Adults at Greater Risk for COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects

A study published in Scientific Reports found that females and young adults had greater risks of "general fatigue, headache, joint pain, chills and axillary pain compared to males and elderly adults."

COVID-19 Vaccines Causally Linked to 17 Million Deaths Worldwide

Drawing from all-cause mortality data across 17 countries, the study found a significant increase in deaths—particularly among the elderly—following the introduction of third and fourth booster doses.

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