The World Health Organisation has declared the artificial sweetener aspartame could possibly cause cancer. The problem is:Big Food just can’t seem to quit it.
Two groups linked to the WHO made the ruling based on studies in the US and Europe that indicated a link between a form of liver cancer and the sweetener aspartame.
The controversial neurosurgeon is set to hit the celebrity speaker circuit spruiking dubious medical theories,including linking brain cancer to mobile phone usage.
The TGA ignored submissions from pharmaceutical and poisons organisations when it removed restrictions on the controversial drug debunked as a treatment for COVID-19.
Labels will be required to provide detailed warnings about calorie content of all booze and the risk of cancer,liver disease,and drinking while pregnant.
A new analysis of alcohol industry submissions to government has found they’re rife with misrepresentation and bad data.
The disease wasn’t known to spark big outbreaks beyond the continent or to spread easily among people until last May,when dozens of epidemics emerged in Europe,North America and elsewhere.
A new report estimated between 2 and 20 per cent of people suffer long COVID. But there is no concrete data on how many Australians are affected by it,nor the most effective way to treat it.
The patient from Guangdong in China was the third person known to have been infected with a subtype of avian influenza that rarely infects humans.
As evidence shows COVID-19 booster shots for young,healthy people make little difference,experts are questioning whether the government should be offering them free.
The World Health Organisation has updated its guidance on vaccines as the world tries to live with the virus. Not everyone agrees.