Peak medical body labels proposal to scrap drug diversion laws 'dangerous'
The Australian Medical Association of Queensland has strongly criticized the state government's move to abolish drug diversion laws, calling it a dangerous decision rooted in ideology rather than scientific evidence.
Gabriela Uriarte, nutritionist: 'Collagen is not a miracle nor does it replace exercise or rest'
Gabriela Uriarte, a popular nutritionist, discusses the scientific evidence surrounding collagen supplementation in a recent video, asserting that it should not be viewed as a miracle solution or a replacement for exercise and rest.
USA: Court Stops Vaccine Policy of Health Minister Kennedy
A Massachusetts federal judge has blocked significant changes to vaccination policies proposed by Health Minister Robert F. Kennedy Jr., deeming them not based on scientific evidence.
What We Call Scientific Evidence?
The article explores the concept of scientific evidence, highlighting its complexities and the frequent misinterpretations in public discourse.
Wind Turbines? It’s Populists Who Threaten Health, Not Turbines
The article argues that concerns regarding health effects from wind turbines are exaggerated by populist rhetoric rather than rooted in scientific evidence.
Annika Veimer: Excess Protein Consumption Is Certainly Not Beneficial
Annika Veimer, the director of the Estonian National Institute for Health Development, warns that excessive protein consumption can lead to various health issues and is not supported by scientific evidence.
Ignoring Science and Advising Fico. Kotlár Scores Another Win
The article discusses the actions of Kotlár, who is providing advice to Fico while seemingly disregarding scientific evidence.
Dietary supplements show little effectiveness in prolonging life: 'What is seen does not mean we will live longer'
A study suggests that a daily vitamin supplement could slow biological aging, but there is limited evidence that this translates into increased healthy life expectancy.
Traces, Digits, and Reports: Women Represent About 40% of the Workforce of the Scientific Police in MS
Women constitute around 40% of the workforce in the Scientific Police of Mato Grosso do Sul (MS), participating in various stages of forensic evidence collection and analysis.
The search for performance with dietary supplements can be costly to health
The billion-dollar wellness industry is expanding rapidly, but scientific evidence suggests that multi-ingredient supplements may pose more health risks than benefits.
How intense is the earthquake caused by nuclear tests? Why is the world looking at Iran with suspicion
On March 3, 2026, an earthquake of magnitude 4.3 hit Iran's Khonzh area, raising suspicions of its correlation with secret nuclear testing, which experts have dismissed citing a lack of scientific evidence.
Back to school for Internet users: why cold records do not prove that there is no global warming
A Lithuanian internet user has expressed skepticism about global warming, pointing to recent cold records, despite scientific evidence to the contrary.
Nutritional Supplements: The Search for Performance Can Be Costly
The nutritional supplements market is rapidly expanding, emphasizing performance while raising health risks according to scientific evidence.
Neurologists alert to lack of evidence on the action of poly-L-lysine in spinal cord injury
Brazilian neurologists warn about insufficient scientific evidence supporting the use of poly-L-lysine for treating spinal cord injuries in humans.
Medical Cannabis – Too Much Risk for (Almost) No Benefit
The Brazilian health agency's recent measures to regulate the use and cultivation of medicinal cannabis are criticized for lacking robust scientific evidence and potentially leading to increased drug dependence and crime.
HEALTH ADVICE ⟩ Miracle cure or waste of money: does bee glue really work?
The article explores the efficacy of propolis, a substance produced by bees, as a potential health remedy, weighing its traditional uses against scientific evidence.
Scientists can't believe it: First recorded shark swimming in the Antarctic Ocean captured on video
Researchers captured video evidence of the first shark, specifically a sleeper shark, recorded swimming in the Antarctic Ocean, challenging long-held scientific beliefs.
Does drinking hot water really help with weight loss, improving skin, or calming colicky pain? This is what science says
The article investigates the popular claim that drinking hot water aids in weight loss and improves skin health, concluding that scientific evidence does not support these benefits beyond hydration.
Foreign Minister: Navalny was poisoned by Russia
Aleksej Navalny's wife, Julia, revealed that scientific evidence confirms he was poisoned by Russia, specifically with a potent toxin called epibatidine, during a conference in Munich where she commemorated his death two years ago.
Louise Wang, gastroenterologist from Yale: Is it true that drinking hot water improves digestion?
Yale gastroenterologist Louise Wang evaluates the belief that drinking hot water aids digestion, concluding that scientific evidence does not support this claim.
The White House abandoned the scientific argument for fighting climate change
The article discusses the decision by the White House to move away from relying on scientific evidence in its climate change strategy.
Food is also politics
The article discusses how the most powerful country in the world prioritizes economic interests over scientific evidence, jeopardizing public health.
From dry skin to insomnia: the invisible effects of improper thermostat use
The article discusses the conflicts that arise from differing temperature preferences in shared living spaces, highlighting that scientific evidence supports the idea that women generally feel colder than men.
New Updates to Hypertension Treatment Protocols
New guidelines issued by the American Heart Association aim to improve the management of hypertension for Americans, reflecting recent scientific evidence and maintaining key definitions of blood pressure categories.
Olive Oil and Chia Seeds: Do Viral Foods Work for Gut Health?
The article discusses the popularity and purported health benefits of olive oil and chia seeds, while highlighting that scientific evidence behind these viral trends may be more complex than claimed.
Supplements That Actually Work for Training
Only a few products have sufficient scientific evidence to improve athletic performance, but they should not be the first step for enhancing training outcomes.
Why dementia is rare in cancer patients... A clue found after 15 years of research
Scientists have found scientific evidence supporting the long-observed correlation that cancer may reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease dementia, with studies indicating a significant decline in the incidence of Alzheimer’s among cancer patients.
Reheated pasta is healthier than freshly cooked
A viral social media trick claims that pasta cooked a day earlier, cooled, and then reheated is better for blood sugar than freshly cooked pasta, a notion supported by some scientific evidence.
2025 is another year of climate crisis. Meanwhile, in the Sejm, a festival of denial by Marshal Bosak
In the face of new scientific evidence of the ongoing climate crisis, Marshal Krzysztof Bosak from Konfederacja is hosting a conference in the Polish Sejm that denies the consensus on the causes of global warming.
Eating less meat is still the best for the planet (even though its industry says otherwise)
The EU-funded campaigns promoting beef sustainability clash with scientific evidence that suggests consuming less meat and more legumes reduces environmental impact.
For Years We Were Wrong. A Breakthrough in Knowledge About Dinosaurs
Scientists have presented the most convincing evidence so far that ceratopsians, including the well-known triceratops, existed in late Cretaceous Europe, a notion that had been challenged for years.
F.D.A. Decisions on Abortion Pill Were Based on Science, New Analysis Finds
A new analysis reveals that the FDA's decisions regarding the abortion pill were grounded in scientific evidence.
Nutritionists Warn: Do Not Take Detox Dietary Supplements
Nutritionists advise against using dietary supplements marketed for detoxification, highlighting weak scientific evidence supporting their benefits and potential serious side effects.
A seven million-year-old femur reignites a long and fierce scientific war over the origin of bipedalism
A new study identifies three traits of upright walking in 'Sahelanthropus tchadensis', the oldest known hominin, but critics dispute the evidence, claiming it was a quadrupedal ape.
Local elections in Freising: ÖDP and Volt nominate together
Felix Albrecht, nominated jointly by the Volt party and the ÖDP, aims to become the next mayor of Freising, promoting a progressive municipal politics based on scientific evidence and solidarity.