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Toxic Gaslighting: How 3M Executives Convinced a Scientist the Forever Chemicals She Found in Human Blood Were Safe

How 3M Executives Convinced a Scientist the Forever Chemicals She Found in Human Blood Were Safe

Decades ago, Kris Hansen showed 3M that its PFAS chemicals were in people’s bodies. Her bosses halted her work. As the EPA now forces the removal of the chemicals from drinking water, she wrestles with the secrets that 3M kept from her and the world.

  • ProPublica
  • 7 September 2026
  • Blog, Health

Alcohol Causes Cancer, and Less Than 1 Drink Can Increase Your Risk − A Cancer Biologist Explains How

Alcohol Causes Cancer, and Less Than 1 Drink Can Increase Your Risk − A Cancer Biologist Explains How

You may be wondering how much alcohol you can safely drink and avoid harm. If you ask clinicians and scientists, you might not like the answer.

  • The Conversation
  • 4 September 2026
  • Blog, Education, Health

How a Health Administration Degree Opens Doors to Leadership in Healthcare

How a Health Administration Degree Opens Doors to Leadership in Healthcare

It’s easy to feel stuck between wanting to advance and not knowing which step will actually create credibility in a busy healthcare setting.

  • Stephanie Haywood
  • 27 August 2026
  • Blog, Health

Do Patients Who Suffer Heart Attack Have More Micro and Nanoplastic in Their Blood? New Study Assessed

Do patients who suffer heart attack have more micro and nanoplastic in their blood

This study finds more micro- and nanoplastics in heart attack patients’ coronary blood, with smoking, air pollution, and inflammation linked to elevated levels.

  • The Conversation
  • 24 August 2026
  • Blog, Health

Can Ozempic Prevent Cancer? A Doctor Explains Why the Headlines Are Easy to Misread

Can Ozempic Prevent Cancer?

GLP-1 drugs appear unlikely to raise overall cancer risk, yet evidence that Ozempic actively prevents cancer is still far from conclusive.

  • The Conversation
  • 13 August 2026
  • Blog, Green World, Health

The Government Knows The Real Climate Threat. Why Is It Hiding It?

The government knows the real climate threat. Why is it hiding it?

For months, ministers have refused to publish a report on how climate crisis will affect the UK. Burnham must release it.

  • openDemocracy
  • 7 August 2026
  • Blog, Green World, Health, Industry, Tech

Big Tech Accused of AI ‘Greenwashing’

Big Tech Accused of AI ‘Greenwashing’

A new report warns that the promises of planet-saving tech remain hollow, exposing the widening gap between green innovation claims and meaningful action today.

  • DeSmog
  • 3 August 2026
  • Blog, Health

Digital Surveillance is Breaking Activist Mental Health

Digital Surveillance is Breaking Activist Mental Health

Living under constant observation is to exist in a permanent state of hypervigilance. Digital surveillance does much more than steal data.

  • Global Voices
  • 30 July 2026
  • Blog, Health

Sitting for Long Stretches Linked to a Higher Risk of Death From Cancer – Oncologist Answers Questions About the New Study

Sitting for Long Stretches Linked to a Higher Risk of Death From Cancer – Oncologist Answers Questions About the New Study

The evidence is still evolving, but this is a practical, low-effort step that fits well with broader advice to stay active and avoid sitting for long periods.

  • The Conversation
  • 27 July 2026
  • Blog, Health

Design Your Kitchen to Boost Healthy Cooking and Lasting Wellness

Design Your Kitchen to Boost Healthy Cooking and Lasting Wellness

Design the kitchen to serve your health, and healthy cooking becomes the default. Choose one health-first upgrade to start this month and let it guide empowered renovation planning from there.

  • Stephanie Haywood
  • 5 June 2026
  • Blog, Health

A Common Tropical Plant Might Help Filter Toxic Microplastics from Your Drinking Water

Tropical Plant Might Help Filter Toxic Microplastics from Your Drinking Water

New research shows that Moringa seeds remove microplastics from drinking water as effectively as chemical treatments – and under certain conditions, even better.

  • Amilcar Riera
  • 15 May 2026
  • Blog, Health

The Ghost in the Groundwater: Why a Century-Old Cleaning Chemical is the Most Overlooked Threat to Your Brain

TCE Exposure: The Invisible Catalyst for Early Parkinson’s

As a gas, trichloroethylene (TCE) infiltrates your home and office, silently poisoning your brain cells and leaving you at risk of developing early Parkinson’s disease.

  • Amilcar Riera
  • 1 May 2026
  • Blog, Health

Are Parkinson’s Cases Rising Due to Microplastics? Scientists Say “Maybe Yes”

Are Parkinson’s Cases Rising Due to Microplastics?

The number of people with Parkinson’s disease has doubled in the last 25 years. Micro- and nanoplastics are most likely to blame because they can build up in the brain and other organs.

  • Amilcar Riera
  • 23 March 2026
  • 2 Comments
  • Blog, Health

Microplastics Found in 9 Out of 10 Prostate Cancer Tumours, Study Says

Microplastics Found in 9 Out of 10 Prostate Cancer Tumours, Study Says

Scientists are now investigating how microplastics behave inside the body and whether they may contribute to cancer risk.

  • Amilcar Riera
  • 28 February 2026
  • 3 Comments
  • Blog, Health

Under GOP Pressure, Federal Agency Pulls Climate Change Chapter From Official Manual for U.S. Judges

Federal Agency Pulls Climate Change Chapter From Official Manual for US Judges

The Federal Judicial Center pulled its climate change guide after Republican pushback, stripping U.S. judges of a vital tool for weighing environmental evidence.

  • ProPublica
  • 26 February 2026
  • Blog, Health

The FDA Often Doesn’t Test Generic Drugs for Quality Concerns, So ProPublica Did

Focused analysis in a sterile lab

ProPublica’s investigation reveals that the FDA rarely tests the quality of generic drugs, raising concerns about safety and effectiveness in medications

  • ProPublica
  • 8 January 2026
  • Blog, Health

How to Sleep Better When Back Pain Won’t Quit

How to Sleep Better When Back Pain Won’t Quit

Back pain doesn't have to control your nights. When sleep becomes part of your healing toolkit, not just something you hope for, real progress becomes possible.

  • Stephanie Haywood
  • 15 September 2025
  • Blog, Health

Being a Better Ally: Thoughtful Gestures for Chronic Illness Support

Being a Better Ally: Thoughtful Gestures for Chronic Illness Support

Support doesn't always have to look like grand gestures or white-coated expertise. Sometimes, it’s the texture of the everyday that makes the difference.

  • Stephanie Haywood
  • 9 May 2025
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