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‘Rare virus’ with no cure detected in New York
There is no vaccine or medicine to prevent or treat the Bourbon virus, which is transmitted by the lone star tick. The first case of...
UK court clears NHS puberty blocker trial
England's High Court has cleared the way for a major NHS-backed clinical trial examining puberty blockers in children experiencing gender incongruence, rejecting a legal...
Open Letter to Prime Minister Christopher Luxon
Prime Minister, New Zealanders are watching their institutions fail in real time. Not abstractly, not theoretically — but in ways that directly harm lives, erode trust,...
Study accuses Fauci of inflating COVID death risk
A researcher has renewed criticism of former top U.S. health official Anthony Fauci, arguing that his early public estimates of COVID-19 mortality significantly overstated...
Alert: A convergence of risk to mental and physical health is occurring as a range of modern technologies are implemented
In this article we will look at the different ways a range of recently introduced technology is impacting our body and mind creating a...
California study links prenatal fluoride exposure to delayed Infant Motor Development
A newly published Californian study has reported an association between fluoride exposure during pregnancy and poorer gross motor development in infants, adding to the...
Barry Young awaits ruling in whistleblower protection bid
Whistleblower Barry Young appeared in Wellington District Court in his ongoing case over the release of Health NZ vaccination data, which he says was...
Politicians: Stuck in scientific purgatory in election year
The evidence for reversing chronic disease and improving metabolic and mental health is here. New Zealand's biggest political parties aren't listening. With a general election...
Pfizer faces multi-billion dollar patent battle over COVID jab tech
The legal fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic is shifting from public health measures to intellectual property, with biotechnology firms Arbutus Biopharma and Genevant Sciences...
US Ebola centre operating in Kenya despite court ban – activists
The alleged move is deeply alarming and unacceptable, according to Katiba Institute, a constitutional watchdog. A controversial US-backed Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya is operating...
An unwanted future is taking shape as biotechnology experimentation proliferates
The media needs to cover new research findings Regular readers will be aware that for the last five years we have been warning of serious...
Nurses Collective NZ challenges election candidates over Covid response
The Nurses Collective NZ has issued an Open Letter to all political parties and candidates contesting the 2026 General Election, calling for public commitments...
Our beloved country – illusions laid bare
When I despair, I remember that all through history the way of truth and love has always won. There have been tyrants and murderers...
High risk biotechnology experimentation is gathering pace
Much loved Kiwi actor Sam Neill has died suddenly. In March 2023 Neill announced he had been diagnosed with Stage 3 angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma (a rare...
First payouts go to ‘Havana Syndrome’ US victims
Those affected by the mysterious malaise have received almost $3 million in compensation, according to the Pentagon. The US government has made its first payments...
Cancer cases to soar worldwide – WHO
The world’s second-leading cause of death is expected to affect more than 90% of people by 2050, either through their own diagnosis or that...
Germ Games: Military pandemic planning exposed
An investigation by RCR's Maryanne Demasi has uncovered internal emails revealing the shockingly sinister planning behind pandemic preparedness at the 2016 World Economic Forum...
The Long Read: There is already enough evidence to design a health policy that works
On the 25th January 2026, two men stepped off an arriving plane at Detroit Metropolitan Airport en route from the Congo carrying a black...
US death rate falls to record low – CDC
The United States has recorded its lowest age-adjusted death rate since national records began more than 100 years ago, according to provisional data released...
Authorities to test dead Giant Petrel for ‘bird flu’
A giant petrel found dead on Farewell Spit is being tested for H5 bird flu, although officials believe stormy winter conditions are the more...
Ascariasis, not such a long word
I wonder what Dame Whina would say. WTF?? What parasites are these? I am no expert although I have heard the saying, “Pigs will fly!” and...
Sydney GP ‘declares war’ against tribunal over suspension
The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal has found Sydney GP My Le Trinh guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct and professional misconduct over a range...
Tick-borne ‘Powassan Virus’ surges across US as health experts sound alarm
A little-known virus first identified after the unexplained death of a four-year-old Canadian boy in 1958 is now drawing renewed concern as infections climb...
Clinicians warn of risks as Palmerston North loses last gastro specialist
Health NZ will meet with the Palmerston North community after the region lost its last permanent gastroenterologist, leaving the service without a resident specialist. Patients...
How does DNA actually work?
You have probably heard computer analogies used to explain how DNA works. Computers have properties that are fixed by precise programming and hardware. In these...
Amazon warned over sales of unapproved penile treatments
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a Warning Letter to Amazon.com Inc., alleging the online retail giant distributed unapproved drug products...
Make New Zealand Healthy launches bold plan to rethink the nation’s health system
A new charitable organisation is calling for a fundamental shift in the way New Zealand approaches health, with the launch of Make New Zealand...
Pentagon backtracks on medical freedom, reimposes mandatory flu shots
Just two months after US War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s push for “medical autonomy” and religious exemptions, the Pentagon has reinstated mandatory flu vaccinations for...
$462m Taranaki Hospital expansion opens to patients
Taranaki patients are set to benefit from expanded healthcare services with the opening of the new East Wing at Taranaki Base Hospital, a major...
Kenya halts construction of US-backed Ebola facility
The country’s health minister has apologised after breaching a court order that suspended the project over ethical concerns. The Kenyan Health Ministry has suspended construction...
Falsified food safety records linked to mass food poisoning at Canterbury student hall
More than 160 students fell ill after eating chicken souvlaki at the University of Canterbury’s Uni Lodge Hall in November 2024, with an investigation...
FDA accused of altering child autopsy reports in Covid vaccine deaths
According to documents released by US Senator Ron Johnson, FDA officials initially identified 10 child deaths as potentially linked to Covid-19 vaccination in late...
Pharmacy’s AI-built website exposes patients’ private medical details
The private medical details of 29 patients at Unichem Petone were left exposed online after the Wellington pharmacy switched to a new website. Full names,...
Golfer Michael Campbell opens up about suspected vaccine injury
Former US Open champion Michael Campbell spoke to RCR about his suspected serious vaccine injury from the Covid-19 jab, saying mainstream media have been...
Hamilton doctor jailed for decades of sexual abuse of three girls
Former Hamilton doctor William James Reeder, 79, has been sentenced to four years and six months’ imprisonment, with a minimum non-parole period of 50%,...
Inside Big Pharma’s trial machine: How data gets bent, buried and sold as science
The public is told that modern medicine rests on rigorous science, impartial research and evidence-based decision making. But critics argue that the reality is...
Brazil suspends Dengue jab rollout after deaths reported
Brazil has temporarily suspended the rollout of the world’s first single-dose dengue vaccine following reports of two deaths and dozens of serious adverse events...
Brown removes Medical Council bigwigs over ‘ideological agenda’
Health Minister Simeon Brown has ousted Medical Council Chair Dr Rachelle Love, Deputy Chair Simon Watt and CEO Joan Simeon, accusing them of pushing...
NZ Outdoors & Freedom Party backs ban on Big Pharma advertising as petition heads to Parliament
The New Zealand Outdoors & Freedom Party is calling on the Government to immediately end New Zealand’s status as a dangerous international anomaly by...
HSNO submissions close today
A reminder that submissions on the proposed amendments to the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act close TODAY 15 June. To have your say, go...
