Patients are being overtreated with cancer drugs, as evidence suggests lower doses are often just as effective with fewer side effects. A study estimated $31 billion could have been saved in 2024 alone through dose optimization, but financial incentives for drugmakers and hospitals block this research. The FDA’s “Project Optimus” promotes lower-dose studies, but the agency lacks legal power to force drugmakers to test reduced dosages post-approval. Fewer than half of cancer drugs approved since 2000 have proven to extend survival, while the median price has quadrupled to $25,000 per month. Patient advocates demand informed consent, arguing people deserve plain…
Newswire
Army to Phase Out Drone Unit Championed by Ousted Commanders The U.S. Army plans to phase out a drone battalion…
So much has been written about how to eat for a healthy heart that most of us know the basics…
“The Grid Crisis” argues that the U.S. power grid’s vulnerability is a man-made catastrophe, not an accident, resulting from intentional…
Young socialist admits “Woke 1.0 was crazy” but their energy war on American families continues unabated The confession slipped out…
Most of us have heard plenty of warnings about belly fat. And if you’re over 50, you’ve probably heard just…
Trending
Trending Videos
Trending Videos
Features
The Latest
Peaches, originally from mainland China and now available worldwide, belong to the Prunus genus, a group of stone fruits that…
A report published Aug. 8 on the website Watts Up With That said a claim attributed to Britain’s Met Office…
Sodium-ion batteries are gaining attention in 2026 because they can lower costs for city electric vehicles (EVs), improve winter driving,…
Curcumin Shows Selective Effect on Cancer Cells in Early Lab Study, Researchers Say According to a study published June 2,…
Italy’s Draft AI Decree Would Allow Police to Collect and Store Biometric Data at Public Sites Italy’s government has drafted…
The ancient berry challenging modern medicine: Can amla tame blood sugar and heart disease? Scientific studies are now rigorously testing…