Last year, I grew gravely concerned about our public health experts’ hysterical overreaction to the “novel” coronavirus. I predicted that their months-long, almost-complete lockdown of [...]
Category: Cancer overdiagnosis
Majority of older adults subjected to unnecessary cancer screenings
For years, I’ve been warning you about the dangers of overscreening for cancer. And now, a new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found that overscreening [...]
This type of breast “cancer” may NOT need immediate, aggressive surgery with radiation
I just came across an important, new study that every woman in America should hear about…especially those over the age of 60. It found that women diagnosed with an early form of breast “cancer” [...]
Could the coronavirus shutdown cause cancer death rates to rise?
Two months ago, I predicted that the U.S. government’s draconian measures to control the coronavirus pandemic (or the panic about it) would lead to far-reaching, unplanned effects on virtually [...]
“Fake” cancer diagnoses on the rise
We have heard a lot about “fake news” lately. And, sad to say, the problems of fake reporting apply to health and medicine as well. In fact, one recent headline said that the National Cancer [...]
New research questions 40 years of routine mammography
Research shows routine mammography doesn’t prevent deaths from breast cancer, as I have been reporting for years. The latest study appeared in the “gold standard” of medical journalism, the New [...]
It’s not cancer
For centuries, doctors diagnosed illness using their senses — by touching, poking, prodding, looking, listening, even tasting. A skilled doctor could make an amazingly accurate diagnosis [...]