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Gene edited synthetic products are overwhelming daily life

Guy Hatchard -

Forty years ago the first varieties of genetically modified crops were planted in open fields in the US. Ever since there has been a sustained...

Scientists caught using AI to explore deadlier pathogens

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Scientists have been detected using advanced artificial intelligence to assist research that could potentially increase the danger of deadly pathogens, according to a new...

A dirty secret exposed: Cosmetics and women’s cancer risk

Guy Hatchard -

A study published in Nature Medicine entitled “Biological aging and generational shifts in early-onset cancer risk" examined the health profiles of 154,169 young adults in the...

‘Climate Emergency’ scepticism in eight charts

Ramesh Thakur -

Canary in a Climate World: Climate Realism vs. the Net Zero Myth (2026) is the third book in the Canary in a Covid World/Climate...

What was the threshold? Endangered birds, vaccines and the missing risk assessment

J. R. Bruning -

There is something extraordinary about knowing that a kākāpō, takahē or kakī exists nowhere else on Earth. Some of these populations are so small that...

UK court clears NHS puberty blocker trial

Daily Telegraph NZ -

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...

Study accuses Fauci of inflating COVID death risk

Daily Telegraph NZ -

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

Guy Hatchard -

In this article we will look at the different ways a range of recently introduced technology is impacting our body and mind creating a...

Biometric payments reignite debate over NZ’s digital identity future

RCR Bites -

The arrival of biometric payment terminals in New Zealand has reignited debate over privacy, identity and whether optional conveniences are changing how people prove...

California study links prenatal fluoride exposure to delayed Infant Motor Development

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A newly published Californian study has reported an association between fluoride exposure during pregnancy and poorer gross motor development in infants, adding to the...

Politicians: Stuck in scientific purgatory in election year

J. R. Bruning -

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...

An unwanted future is taking shape as biotechnology experimentation proliferates

Guy Hatchard -

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...

Our beloved country – illusions laid bare

Mary Hobbs -

When I despair, I remember that all through history the way of truth and love has always won. There have been tyrants and murderers...

The lockdown disaster must not be forgiven

Ian Miller -

We’re now rapidly approaching the six-year anniversary of “15 Days to Slow the Spread.” That policy has to have been one of the most disastrous...

High risk biotechnology experimentation is gathering pace

Guy Hatchard -

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...

Synthetic cell marks new step toward artificial life – researchers

Daily Telegraph NZ -

The lab-made ‘SpudCell’ has replicated several key functions of living organisms, researchers at the University of Minnesota say. Scientists in the US have built a...

World’s largest particle collider switched off for major upgrade

RCR Bites -

The Large Hadron Collider based at CERN near Geneva has been powered down for a multi year upgrade. Scientists are said to be preparing for...

How does DNA actually work?

Guy Hatchard -

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...

Kenya halts construction of US-backed Ebola facility

Daily Telegraph NZ -

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...

The Hand of God

Guy Hatchard -

This article addresses some of the most profound philosophical and spiritual questions that we ask as we seek to understand our existence. It challenges some...

AI rivals back DNA rules to limit bioweapons risk in rare show of unity

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, and other executives have said AI advances could weaken biosecurity barriers. Executives from leading AI companies have joined biotechnology experts in...

The strange world of luxury beliefs, Artificial Intelligence and the NZ economy

Guy Hatchard -

The human mind is truly amazing. Its history of innovative achievement stretches back far further in time than we imagined. The colossal and intricate megalithic...

A decade of lies: The US-funded biolab denial saga

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Washington for years rejected Russian allegations of the existence of the secret program, before finally admitting it. Russia’s allegations that the US-funded clandestine biological laboratories...

Glyphosate court challenge dropped but questions remain, campaigners say

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Advocacy group No More Glyphosate NZ says major scientific and regulatory questions remain unresolved despite the withdrawal of a Court of Appeal challenge against...

Gabbard orders probe into US-funded foreign biolabs

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Russia has long raised concerns about Pentagon-backed biological laboratories in Ukraine and elsewhere, suggesting they are involved in military research. The US has launched a...

Peer review Is broken – Here’s how to fix it

Rob Jenkins -

Within academia, there seems to be a growing consensus that the peer-review system—once the backbone of academic scholarship—is broken. But is it irreparably so? Perhaps....

IPCC ‘climate modelling’ framework drops ‘implausible’ Doomsday warming scenario

Daily Telegraph NZ -

The international scientific process that supplies climate scenarios for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has formally dumped the controversial high-emissions “RCP8.5” and...

University of Auckland’s clinical trials of pregnant women

Ursula Edgington -

We're one year on from an article I wrote about the missing data for the pregnant women in NZ who were coerced into getting...

How on earth did this happen to us?

Guy Hatchard -

In our latest release “The Fall of the House of Biotechnology, I began by saying it was among the most important articles we have...

The Fall of the House of Biotechnology

Guy Hatchard -

This is among the most important articles that we have published not just because it challenges the current tsunami of polypharmacy that is being...

Trump orders probe into mysterious deaths of US nuclear scientists

Daily Telegraph NZ -

At least ten experts linked to classified aerospace and nuclear programmes have died or gone missing since 2023. US President Donald Trump has ordered an...

Where to from here?

Guy Hatchard -

After the failure of the Royal Commission on Covid-19, we are all wondering ‘where to from here?’ We are not alone. The entire biotech industry...

Independent testing reveals consistent patterns in glyphosate levels across NZ supermarket bread

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Three rounds of testing show some bread products repeatedly return non-detect results, while others show measurable residues across batches. A third round of independent testing...

The truth and tragedy of Covid in NZ

Guy Hatchard -

In our recent article “The Royal Commission Report is a Scientific and Ethical Failure", we reported on some of its key deficiencies. With the...

Did Ralph Baric at UNC Create SARS-CoV-2?

Jim Haslam -

Disclaimer: If Covid-19 were linked to animal vaccine research, it would be an unintended consequence, though the institutional response was anything but accidental. The new...

Biotech cannot be allowed a right to secrecy

Guy Hatchard -

In his column Biosafety Now, Dr. Simon Wain-Hobson revisits controversial gain of function research conducted in 2014 funded by US NIH contract HHSN26620070001 which successfully...

AI, humanity, and the Tower of Babel

Bert Olivier -

One of the most suggestive allusions to Artificial Intelligence that I have come across lately came from Renaud Beauchard, a French journalist writing for...

The science behind the risk of myocarditis following mRNA vaccination

Guy Hatchard -

For far too long the government, its advisors and the media have been maintaining the fiction that criticism of mRNA Covid vaccines is outside...

The Royal Commission report is a scientific and ethical failure

Guy Hatchard -

Six years on from the pandemic the questions that remain unanswered can only be answered from a rigorous scientific perspective. It is remarkable that the...

The New Normal—Health Services are forming an alliance with big pharma and big tobacco

Guy Hatchard -

In our article “Some Hard Sobering Truths Are Beginning to Sink in" we reported that Health Services in highly vaccinated countries are beginning to...

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