Journal retracts COVID study in favour of using hydroxychloroquine
A scientific study promoting hydroxychloroquine as a COVID-19 treatment has been retracted due to significant ethical and methodological concerns.
Bipolar disorder: how lithium as a treatment fell out of favour
Occupational stress can trigger severe mental health issues, necessitating effective and controversial treatments like lithium for conditions such as bipolar disorder.
What History Can Teach Us About Constipation and the Gut
William Arbuthnot Lane's obsession with constipation revolutionized early 20th-century health perspectives but ultimately led to his ostracism from the medical community.
A scientific rebellion to get Europe to approve a controversial Alzheimer's drug
Lecanemab represents a breakthrough for Alzheimer's treatment but faces significant controversy regarding its efficacy, safety, and accessibility.
Former cabinet minister believes it's highly likely' Lucy Letby is innocent
Sir David Davis advocates for Lucy Letby's innocence, citing significant doubts about her conviction and support from medical professionals.
Long Covid course is 'exploiting people', says ex-GB rower
Dr. Camilla Nord disputes claims about the Lightning Process and emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the brain's role in creating symptoms.