Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced intense questioning over vaccines, measles outbreaks, and public trust. The hearings highlighted deep divisions over health policy and chronic disease in America.
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The US military has ended its long-standing flu vaccine mandate for service members. The move signals a broader shift in policy and debate over medical freedom.
Physicians are raising concerns about vaccine cocooning, a strategy meant to protect newborns. Critics say evidence shows limited effectiveness and potential risks.
A growing debate over vaccines highlights deeper issues of trust in public health institutions. Experts argue transparency is key to restoring confidence.
A Florida pediatrician is drawing attention for his shift toward holistic healthcare and patient-centered practices. His approach emphasizes informed consent and individualized care for families.
Ty and Charlene Bollinger return to examine the growing clash over medical freedom and information control. From legal protections for vaccine manufacturers to informed consent, the discussion questions who defines acceptable science.
Measles outbreaks in several states, and one death in Texas, are fueling media reports of a coming public health crisis — one that could push…
By Ethan Watson The past few weeks have seen some of the most contentious showdowns over President Trump’s cabinet picks, with lawmakers putting the clamps on…
By Jordyn M. In a passionate address at Turning Point’s AmericaFest in Phoenix, President-elect Donald Trump slammed the “woke” liberal mindset. “Woke has to stop, because along with…
In interviews this month with CNBC and CNET, Bill Gates said we “should have free speech” but not “if you’re inciting violence, if you’re causing…