Public health and WHO
We have 304 expert articles with research and specialist opinions on health — in 14 languages
Supplement ads — can they be trusted?
Henryk Różański shows that supplement ads should not be trusted blindly: he calls some of their promises nonsense.
Read the answer →Doctors and pharmaceutical companies — do gifts and training influence prescriptions?
Jerzy Zięba claims that training conferences are dominated by lectures about new drugs, and that the companies funding these conferences want to promote them.
Read the answer →Clinical trials whose results were not published — what has been hidden from us?
Jerzy Zięba claims that reports of serious side effects have not yet been presented in the results of ongoing clinical trials.
Read the answer →Drug ads on television — information or an attempt to get us popping pills?
Jerzy Jaśkowski argues that television presents a product containing 2,000 units as the best choice, even though that dose is meant for a child.
Read the answer →Drugs withdrawn from the market — why were they considered safe for years?
Jerzy Zięba says that Vioxx was withdrawn only after about 100,000 deaths, and that after the drug was introduced, patients began to get sicker or die more often.
Read the answer →Who pays for drug research—and can we trust it?
Jerzy Zięba claims that the drug manufacturer analyzes the results itself and uses its own laboratories.
Read the answer →What did doctors and scientists say about the pandemic when the media were silent?
Jerzy Zięba claimed that doctors were treating COVID-19 in secret and that effective treatment could take one to three days.
Read the answer →Iatrogenic diseases — how many illnesses are caused by treatment itself?
Hubert Czerniak says that drug treatment can lead to kidney failure.
Read the answer →Mammography—a life-saving test or a source of unnecessary fear?
Jerzy Jaśkowski claims that mammography most often detects small, harmless changes and links more frequent screening with a higher incidence of breast cancer.
Read the answer →Preservatives in cosmetics—what do we rub into our skin every day?
Henryk Różański warns that parabens rubbed onto the breasts during breastfeeding pass into the milk.
Read the answer →Chemotherapy—what do doctors and alternative herbalists say about it?
Jerzy Zięba and Hubert Czerniak question the effectiveness of chemotherapy, and Hubert Czerniak believes that the fight against cancer should not be based on it.
Read the answer →Complications after COVID vaccinations — who is responsible and who pays?
The STOP NOP Association places full responsibility for the effects of vaccinations on the state and says that compensation should be paid from public funds.
Read the answer →The Pharmaceutical Industry — Who Really Decides Our Treatment?
The STOP NOP Association says that the pharmaceutical industry influences research, guidelines, training, and treatment decisions.
Read the answer →Phones and 5G — Is radiation harmful to our health?
Jerzy Jaśkowski warns that prolonged exposure to blue light from screens can strain the eyes and disrupt sleep.
Read the answer →Lockdowns and masks — what did the pandemic do to our health?
Paul Clayton links lockdowns to more cases of diabetes and delays in children’s development.
Read the answer →Glyphosate in food — are pesticides ending up on our plates?
Jerzy Zięba reports that in 2019 the permitted glyphosate level was exceeded in one tested buckwheat sample.
Read the answer →Mercury in fillings — can amalgam in the mouth be harmful?
Piotr Witczak believes that amalgam can be harmful because he lists it as a source of mercury and links mercury to disorders and diseases.
Read the answer →Fluoride in toothpaste and water — tooth protection or hidden poison?
Jerzy Jaśkowski warns that fluoride in toothpaste may pose a risk to children, even though society is told that it is good for their teeth.
Read the answer →Is the WHO taking control of our health and our countries?
Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger claims that the WHO wields enormous power over countries.
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