Among Louisiana mothers without private insurance, the heaviest modeled industrial air toxics tracked with 4.29 times the odds of a baby born with a heart defect. The scientist who led the work says Tulane gagged her pollution research.
70% of congenital heart defects
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Sen. Ron Johnson's June 3 subcommittee hearing on plausible mechanisms linking mRNA injections to cancer, the South Korean cohort behind it, and the editorial notice Springer had posted on the paper months earlier.
8.4 million people in national insurance database
Glucose flips off the brain cells that drive hunger. Fructose barely nudges them, and the corn-syrup blend in your soda quiets them even better, which is exactly why it's so easy to keep drinking.
The spread your doctor pushed for decades delivered trans fats, then got rebuilt with a modified fat that raised fasting glucose 22 percent in one trial. Butter, the supposed villain, turned out roughly neutral for your heart.
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