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Psychologist and Pan-African activist Dr. Umar Johnson is facing scrutiny for falsely claiming on Monday that someone tampered with Kobe Bryant’s helicopter, causing it to crash. Johnson, a known conspiracy theorist, proposed that Bryant’s death is the result of his ongoing legal battle with Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals over the legals rights to his nickname of “Black Mamba.” According to the Atlanta Black Star, Hi-Tech’s Black Mamba product is a set of low-grade diet pills. RELATED STORY: Why Big Pharma is jeopardizing millions of lives for profit After repeatedly mentioning Bryant’s ongoing legal conflict, Johnson said: “They did not crash because of […]
[…]They were traveling to the state capital to do paperwork. Here’s a bit of info on those 3 doctors found (which are different than the three doctors found at the beginning of this article). If we count these three too, that would be 6 doctors found dead within 2 weeks, and 2 more currently missing. That’s just in the US and Mexico. From the article on the doctors found in Mexico: Prosecutors say four bodies discovered June 19 in the southern Mexico state of Guerrero are those of three doctors and a lawyer who had been reported missing earlier in the […]
[…]other article about the 2 currently missing (where I mentioned these 3 additional missing Mexico doctors) I felt you deserved this update: Mexico’s ‘Dead’ Doctors Written by Jeremy Kryt for Daily Beast Charges of another tainted investigation in a high-profile kidnapping case threaten the government’s credibility—in the state where 43 missing student teachers rocked Mexico. CHILPANCINGO, Mexico — When Rigoberto Hernandez stepped into the morgue, in late June, to identify his recently abducted son—he knew right away there had been a mistake.“It wasn’t him,” Hernandez told The Daily Beast during a recent demonstration outside the state capitol building to protest the government’s handling […]
[…]Research and Manufacturers of America- Holly Campbell, believes that many factors affect doctors’ prescribing decisions but it’s just part of the process. Even though some doctors have above-average prescribing rates of brand name drugs, they provide real world insights and valuable feedback. So, when doctors and biopharmaceutical companies work together, patient care is improved and the medicines we have today are used better. But, who are some of these doctors and just how much money are they making? Amer Syed of Jersey City, New Jersey, received more than $66,800 from companies in 2014 and his brand-name prescribing rate was more than twice […]
[…]nonpartisan advocacy organization based in Washington see it, is that women often go to multiple doctors and if they don’t communicate with each other and their medical records don’t sink up, there’s “really no way to know when women with breast implants get any number of health problems, including cancer.”4 First identified in 1997, breast-implant-associated ALCL can take about 10 years to develop (on average) after an implant first goes in. And while the disease normally stays in the area right around the implant, it can break out and spread. “There doesn’t seem to be a difference between silicone or […]
[…]says: I’ve had letters from people I’ve never met supporting me, many, many letters from other doctors saying: “We know you’re right, and we’re here behind you.” Same Doctors Too Afraid for their Career to Speak up Dr. Squier continues: Those same doctors won’t stand up and put their head above the parapet, won’t give evidence in these cases, because they say it’s more than their career is worth. Lawson slams the doctors and lawyers who refuse to stand up for right: What does it say that practitioners know that people are going to prison, convicted of the most appalling […]
[…]still researching a few stories my loyal readers or friends have sent to me about holistic doctors who died since this summer, but want to know the cause of death (if they even have one) before embarking on the stories. I do not report doctors whose known cause of death was natural, except if they are a friend or someone I admire, and I do a tribute—like Dr. Wayne Dyer. These two don’t appear to be natural, and definitely mysterious. The first was a 39-year-old Canadian (picture up top on right). Dr. Mark Ernsting, a well-known cancer researcher who, just days […]
[…]has 100% confirmation doctor’s death was a set-up Wife of MD found in river believes husband was murdered Video: Finally, Crimewatch Does TV Show on One of Our Doctor Death Stories Marshall apparently tried to get her husband’s ruling changed but outside of what’s happening now, there is no other avenue to challenge an ME’s ruling. We will update you as more info becomes available. Source: […]
[…]help patients, rather then hastily rush them out with a prescription? RELATED STORY: NBC: Some doctors helping parents get medical exemptions Many doctors surveyed also believe that insurers are contributing to the rising cost of healthcare- more than pharmaceutical companies, government policies, lawsuits, or hospitals. Aimed Alliance hopes this study will give lawmakers the data they need to reform health care laws and regulations related to utilization management and provider shortages. SOURCE: Study […]
[…]has already revoked the licenses of naturopaths consuming marijuana (Az: 3 A 271/10). Doctors that possibly were among the intoxicated particpants could face an even harder judgement: “Educated doctors know exactly what they’re getting themselves into and how dangerous such substances are,” Kai Thomas Braes told the “Abendblatt,” spokesperson for the district attorney’s office in Stade. The 29 men and woman that participated in the seminar in the “Tanzheimat” had come from all over Germany; five of them originated from Hamburg. The seminar hotel is known as a meeting place for followers of the alternative therapy scene. Sometimes they have […]
[…]of chance and more about diagnoses. Prostate cancer patients are often given false prognoses by doctors as well; a prostate (PSA) blood test looks for prostate-specific antigen, a protein produced by the prostate gland. High levels are supposedly associated with prostate cancer. The problem is that the association isn’t always correct, and when it is, the prostate cancer isn’t necessarily deadly. Only about 3 percent of all men die from prostate cancer. The PSA test usually leads to overdiagnosis — biopsies and treatment in which the side effects are impotence and incontinence. Repeated biopsies may spread cancer cells into the track […]
[…]with other steps designed to curb inappropriate prescribing.” It also pointed out that when doctors aren’t required to log in, they only do about 14 percent of the time and that’s what the program hopes to end. If doctors can prevent addiction, doctor shopping, or deadly drug interactions, then the program is worth a shot. If nothing else, it should be a spotlight for doctors on just how much they prescribe meds. And who knows, maybe that will cause even just a small percentage of them to look to other methods of pain management (like perhaps turmeric). Can you smell […]
[…]training without killing anyone. Not that the family would ever find out. With rare exceptions, doctors are unaccountable for their actions. RELATED ARTICLE: The real truth about what can cause cancer and why doctors constantly ignore it The IOM report did break the silence and prompted widespread promises of change, but what they did not do is act as if they really believed their own findings. If we truly believed that a minimum of 120 people every day were dying preventable deaths in hospitals, we would draw a line in the sand. If an airliner was crashing every day, we’d expect that the FAA would step […]
[…]added: “Child protective agencies are out there, and they work quite closely with the doctors. But they’re overworked and they know nothing about rare diseases. So, if some doctor or school says ‘I think they’re overdoing it,’ Child Protective Services will ask the name of this disease. They’re already aligning themselves — and not in your ballpark.” The fact that doctors in Chicago are trying to expand the definition of medical neglect to include refusal of procedures that are not mandated by law, and DCFS appears to be eager to do their bidding, is unconscionable and if unchecked it will […]
[…]Healthy People With Cancer To Make Money It happens more often than you can imagine, but more Doctors are finally getting caught in the act of misrepresenting their oath and fraudulently diagnosing healthy patients with cancer to turn a quick buck from kickbacks on chemotherapy poisons. Why shouldn’t Doctors lie when the entire cancer industry is one gigantic fabrication from start to finish? Is it any wonder that cancer societies worldwide put a far greater financial initiative on chemotherapy and radiation research than disease prevention techniques? Preventing disease doesn’t make money, but treating disease certainly does. Take Dr. Farid Fata, […]
[…]the article: “The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, found 88.3 per cent of doctors would choose ‘do not resuscitate’ orders for themselves and argued the reason behind this disparity and how patients are treated needed to be better understood. The study involved 1,081 doctors who in 2013 completed a web-based advanced directive form and a 14-item advance directive attitude survey at Stanford Hospital & Clinics and the Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System. It also involved 790 doctors from Arkansas who were asked the same 14 survey questions – but did not complete an advance directive form […]
[…]cramps, some in life-threatening conditions, according to the public broadcaster NDR. Naturopaths, doctors? The news magazine “Der Spiegel” described those affected as alternative and homeopathic practitioners. NDR said doctors were also among the seminar group and suggested that participants might have taken part in a drug experiment. (Health Nut News note: There are mixed reports as the fire service spokesperson says the practitioners didn’t knowingly take the drugs, yet there seems to be an investigation (some reports say) because some suspect they did (educated doctors taking drugs that put some in a life threatening state?)). Fire service spokesman Mathias Köhlbrandt told NDR […]
[…]ham and sausages, leaving him with an extreme, but undetected, vitamin deficiency in his diet, doctors in Britain said in a report published on Tuesday. RELATED STORY: How probiotics and fiber helps combat malnutrition Dr. Denize Atan, one of the doctors behind the article, which was published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, personally treated the “fussy eater” for three years. According to the doctor, the boy was previously healthy and took no medicines. She told BBC News: “His diet was essentially a portion of chips (fries) from the local fish and chip shop every day. He also used to […]
[…]and worldwide team sources our stories every time.) Because of Belgium’s euthanasia laws, three doctors are facing trial after being accused of certifying a woman as autistic so that she could die by euthanasia. The trial is the first of its kind since euthanasia was legalized in 2002. You can read that on the CBS NEWS link below. In 2010, Tine Nys (pictured in the middle with her sisters) told two doctors and a psychiatrist that her suffering was “unbearable and incurable” so she could die by lethal injection. (The video below about Tine is not in English and the only report […]
[…]opposed the longer hours for first-year residents. And eighty percent wanted even the more senior doctors to work shorter shifts. Seems like people want to know their doctors aren’t sleep deprived and can, therefore, make sound decisions. What do you think about these new guidelines? Source: The Washington […]
