New Review Finds Most New Cancer Drugs Help Fewer Than 2% of Patients
Most new cancer drugs only help a tiny fraction of patients. A new review from IMA researchers maps the cheaper, broader strategies the system keeps overlooking.
Autism Affects 1 in 31: One Doctor’s Search for Answers
Dr. Elizabeth Mumper’s 46-year pediatric career, spanning 600+ patients across 20 states, reveals what medical schools still aren’t teaching about autism.
How Everyday Chemicals Disrupt Your Hormones—and How Bioremediation Can Fight Back
A new comprehensive review maps 10 endocrine disruptors hiding in food, water, and household products, their health effects, and the solutions that already exist.
Lost Signals: New Study Shows How VAERS Buries Vaccine Harm
VAERS already catches only a fraction of vaccine harm. New research by Jessica Rose reveals the system is losing even more data to fixable flaws.
Here’s a Thought: Wellness Can Actually Be Addictive
Jenna McCarthy on Extreme Wellness Culture: When biohacking becomes a full-time job and Big Wellness starts looking a lot like Big Pharma.
The Metabolic Trap: Targeting Five Cancer Pathways at Once
Dr. Paul Marik's latest Cancer Care guide introduces a framework for simultaneously disrupting five metabolic systems in the cancer cell using repurposed drugs and nutraceuticals.
Cancer Resistance: Why Treatments Stop Working and How to Stay Ahead
Treatment resistance is one of the biggest unsolved problems in cancer care. Dr. Paul Marik’s latest guide explains why it happens and introduces a practical cycling strategy designed to prevent it.
COVID-19 Vaccine Injury: 3 Underlying Mechanisms Mainstream Medicine Still Misses
A new peer-reviewed paper offers something Post-Acute COVID Vaccine Syndrome (PACVS) patients have long been denied: a biological framework for symptoms that standard medicine still too often misses.
Pioneering Study Proves COVID Survives in the Gut. Why Was It Retracted?
In 2020, Dr. Sabine Hazan's lab became the first to sequence the complete SARS-CoV-2 genome from patient stool samples. The study was published, then retracted without cause years later. The Journal of Independent Medicine is setting the record straight.
Running on Empty: New Paper Explains Why Vaccine-Injured Patients Stay Exhausted
Why do long COVID and PACVS patients crash after simple activities? A new review by IMA researchers pinpoints three broken energy pathways and what to do about them.
