The Misunderstanding in a Dogs “Behavior Problems”
By Lydia DesRoche, FDM I often see advertisements for how to fix behavior problems in dogs. The list of behavior problems, inevitably include barking, lunging, […]
Nurturing the Academic and Social Development of Very Young Children in the Post-Pandemic Era
By Dawn Lesley Stewart The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the development, both academically and socially, of very young children. As we […]
The Psychology of Optimism
By Brinadee Bratcher In the year 2024, the overall consensus of the public seems to be one of general pessimism. Understandably so, many Americans feel […]
The Link To Vitality
Minerals: The Body’s Spark Plugs Defying the Biology of Aging Dr. Nabil El-Hag, PhD Minerals are the same microscopic elements that built our universe. By […]
A Weight Loss Revolution! How Can We Make This Permanent?
By Roberta Russell The World Obesity Atlas predicts that by 2030 one billion people in the world will be living with obesity. No area of […]
How To Add Quality Years To Your Life
How To Add Quality Years To Your Life By Gary Null There have been many extravagant claims about miracle pills, revolutionary diets, and mystery creams […]
Youth Replaces Age
Abstracted from “A Scientist’s View of Almost Everything” By Mark M. Green What if someone offers you a deal on a beautiful apartment in an […]
Aetna Loses, City Retirees Win – Maybe
An Interview with Marianne Pizzitola J. Taylor Basker In Sicilian legend. Aetna, a beautiful nymph, who inhabited the island living in its highest mountain, had […]
St. John’s Alumnus Pharmacist Champions the Rights of HIV:AIDS Patients
John Kaliabakos ’94P launched his pharmacy career just after graduating from St. John’s University’s College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, when New York City was […]
FDA Approves Remdesivir in Kidney Patients after Failed Trial
FDA Approves Remdesivir in Kidney Patients after Failed Trial Action added to Long List of Pandemic Regulatory Malfeasance By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH In […]
“MEDICINE FAILED US” – Nurse GAIL MAcCRAE
By James Patrick Having met and been impressed by Gail MacCrae at a number of conferences, I decided to interview her. She was a nurse […]
AMINO ACIDS- The Building Blocks of Life
The Link To Vitality, Defying the Biology of Aging – 5th in a series By Dr. Nabil El-Hag, Phd The “little blue pill” is a […]
Ivermectin Could Have Saved Millions of Lives, Why Was It Suppressed
Richard Gale & Gary Null PhD Progressive Radio Network, June 19, 2023 In 2004, the US Congress passed an amendment to the Federal […]
THE SILENT KILLER WE CANNOT ESCAPE AND THE FIVE AVENGERS
By Dr. Nabil El-Hag, PhD Defying the Biology of Aging – 4th in a series The human body is 99.9% gas and mineral elements. Despite […]
Defying The Biology Of Aging
Inflammation; the Good,the Bad and the Ugly By Dr. Nabil El-hag, PhD Pain. It is something most of us studiously try to avoid. But pain […]
Alden Teen View Hair Interview
By 13-Year-Old Reporter Alden Roosevelt Recently, I’ve been thinking about hair. When will I grow facial hair? When I do, will I shave it off […]
The Story of Michael Konnon
How the son of Greek Immigrants founded one of the world’s first HIV/AIDS specialty pharmacies By Anastasia Kaliabakos The 1980s marked the beginning of the […]
Northwell Offers Most Advanced Treatments For Heart Attacks
Northwell Health and Concorde Medical Group held a ribbon cutting ceremony unveiling Concorde Cardiology at Park Avenue South, a state-of-the-art practice designed to provide superior […]