First real update to cancer PPI treatment expenditures since July 2025.
Spending is now holding at a new growth rate of roughly 2% per annum in constant dollars—nearly ten times the pre-vaccine growth rate. This aligns closely with the ACS new cancer diagnoses figures (2.5%) released last week as well as the novel (2.4%) cancer mortality growth rate we have been tracking in the NCHS data.
–Excess Constant$ cancer PPI-Treatment: +24.2%
–Excess ACS cancer diagnoses: +17.6%
The implication is straightforward: these excess cancer cases are materially more expensive (rapid and life-threatening) to treat than prior cohorts, even after accounting for medical services PPI inflation.
To the Covid liars—the ones who wished death upon us, and the seizure and forced vaccination of our children—this triple confirmation by independent sources, inflection and concurrence is dismissed as fiction.
After all, gods possess foreknowledge; omniscience requires no evidence. They know only who must be punished for their disobedience.
We, by contrast, will adhere to what the data itself continues to corroborate as true.
A note to readers of ABN, the Buddha was the world’s first skeptic. Pyrrho learned the philosophy from Buddhist monks in Bactria about 100 years after the Buddha’s passing.
Delusion exists on many levels, including the calamitous mind-control of the bioweapon vaxxes. ABN
High-profile studies reporting the presence of microplastics throughout the human body have been thrown into doubt by scientists who say the discoveries are probably the result of contamination and false positives. One chemist called the concerns “a bombshell”.
Studies claiming to have revealed micro and nanoplastics in the brain, testes, placentas, arteries and elsewhere were reported by media across the world, including the Guardian. There is no doubt that plastic pollution of the natural world is ubiquitous, and present in the food and drink we consume and the air we breathe. But the health damage potentially caused by microplastics and the chemicals they contain is unclear, and an explosion of research has taken off in this area in recent years.
However, micro- and nanoplastic particles are tiny and at the limit of today’s analytical techniques, especially in human tissue. There is no suggestion of malpractice, but researchers told the Guardian of their concern that the race to publish results, in some cases by groups with limited analytical expertise, has led to rushed results and routine scientific checks sometimes being overlooked.
The use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots for medical consultations has recently been on the rise. However, a study has found that most commercial AI models are vulnerable to malicious attacks, posing a high risk of recommending incorrect treatments. Even top-tier AI models like GPT-5 and Gemini 2.5 Pro were 100% susceptible to these attacks, revealing serious limitations such as recommending drugs to pregnant women that can cause fetal abnormalities.
A joint research team from Seoul Asan Medical Center announced on the 5th that they have confirmed medical large language models (LLMs) are over 94% vulnerable to prompt injection attacks. A prompt injection attack is a cyberattack technique where a hacker inserts malicious commands into a generative AI model to make it behave differently from its original intent.
The study is significant as it is the world’s first systematic analysis of the vulnerability of medical AI models to prompt injection attacks. It suggests that additional measures, such as safety verification, will be necessary when applying AI models in clinical settings in the future.
AI models are widely used for patient consultation and education, as well as for decision-making in clinical practice. The possibility that they could be manipulated through prompt injection attacks—where malicious commands are entered from an external source—to recommend dangerous or contraindicated treatments has been consistently raised.
Ascorbate synthesis was lost in the evolution of several species, turning this molecule into an essential micronutrient, vitamin C. Are there any benefits to losing ascorbate synthesis and becoming prone to ascorbate deficiency? We show that loss of ascorbate synthesis and consequent transient ascorbate deficiency protects mice infected with schistosomes, parasites which cause the major parasitic disease schistosomiasis. This is because schistosomes require ascorbate from the host to lay eggs and cause pathology. Our work shows that a vitamin deficiency can have physiological benefits by protecting animals from the pathology of a major parasitic disease. We propose that resistance against the pathology of a parasitic infection may explain why some animals lost the ability to synthesize vitamin C.
This is an interactive version of the Exposure Based Face Memory Test.
Introduction: The human brain has a special module that is used to recognize faces. People with prosopagnosia, also known as “face blindness”, have difficulty remembering faces. Every time they see a face it looks to them like a face they have never seen before and such people have to use other information such as hair, voice, and body to recognize others. The Exposure Based Face Memory Test was developed as an open source measure of face memory and was designed with a procedure that is both closer to the demands on face memory experienced in every day life, and minimizes administration time.
Procedure: In this test you will be shown a long series of faces. For each face you must say if you have been shown that person before, or if this is a new face you have not been shown yet. It should take 2-5 minutes to complete. This test can only be taken once. It is spoiled if you have seen any of the faces before. So if want accurate results, make sure to take it seriously the first time.
Participation: You use of this assessment should be for educational or entertainment purposes only. This is not psychological advice of any kind. Additionally, your responses to this questionnaire will be anonymously saved and possibly used for research or otherwise distributed.
This is a quick test which will give you some sense of whether you have or do not have face-blindness. I scored better than just 16.5% of people who have taken the test, which does not qualify as prosopagnosia, though I do have moderate-significant face-blindness. One aspect of this condition not yet studied, far as I know, is I sometimes see the faces of people I should recognize as distorted, sometimes rather weirdly so, sometimes just a bit weirdly; this happens just before I fully recognize them by voice or some other prompt. If you have face-blindness it is probably a good idea to tell people you meet about it. Some people react with surprise and confusion but many have heard of prosopagnosia and appreciate getting the information. Human faces form a semiotic ‘language’ which people with excellent face-recognition probably greatly enjoy. Easily recognizing/ remembering faces facilitates building social relationships. Not easily recognizing faces causes a delay in fully receiving into your mind the social presence of another person, thus making it more difficult to build social relationships. I have probably spent more time thinking about language and interpersonal communications than most people because I largely remember people initially or click with them through their speech idiosyncrasies more than by remembering their faces. ABN
A study conducted at the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Jyväskylä showed that a genetic predisposition for higher muscle strength predicts a longer lifespan and a lower risk for developing common diseases. This is the most comprehensive international study to date on hereditary muscle strength and its relationship to morbidity. The genome and health data of more than 340,000 Finns was used in the research.
Scientists have uncovered the deadly damage of following a diet high in fat, damage that paves the way for fatal cancers.
Liver cells are chronically overwhelmed by the unhealthy fats common in processed foods, which make up about 55 percent of the American diet. This dietary pattern drives the nation’s 40 percent obesity rate and, according to the latest research, pervasive cellular damage.
This forces the organ into survival mode, in which it ceases its normal function, including cleaning the blood, processing nutrients, removing toxins and producing vital proteins and enzymes for the body, to focus on purely surviving the chronic stress of a bad diet.
I am posting this only to emphasize the study is on mice. Mouse studies are a scientifically useful start but rarely replicate in humans. Human brains are composed of 20-25% cholesterol despite being only 2% of our body weight. The diets used in this experiment were based on highly processed foods, which are problematic for many other reasons, a chief one being they ruin the gut biome. A normal mouse in nature does not consume a HPF diet nor does it consume large amounts of saturated fats. There is a good deal of evidence that quality saturated fats are good for humans. ABN
Negative side-effects of SSRIs are not included. Written Exposure Therapy is a kind of psycholinguistic engagement and seems to work OK. If people with PTSD can find a way to do FIML, I am confident many will be helped. The biggest obstacle for most people to doing FIML is having a good partner who can and will engage. That right there is the cause for most emotional disorders. If you are reasonably intelligent and have a good partner, do FIML. You both will benefit enormously. ABN
The U.S. Supreme Court today reversed a lower court decision against a group of Amish parents and school leaders who challenged the state of New York’s vaccine mandates for schools, ruling that the appeals court must reconsider the case. Today’s ruling could have implications for other states that don’t allow religious exemptions, attorneys said.
The U.S. Supreme Court today reversed a lower court decision against a group of Amish parents and school leaders who challenged the state of New York’s vaccine mandates for schools, ruling that the appeals court must reconsider the case.
Today’s ruling is a win for health and religious freedom advocates — one that could have implications for other states that don’t allow religious exemptions from school vaccine mandates, attorneys said.
Attorney Sujata Gibson told The Defender today’s Supreme Court decision is “checkmate” for states that refuse to accept religious exemptions. “It means we’re almost certainly getting the religious exemption back, not only in New York, but across the country,” Gibson said.
Today’s decision stems from a lawsuit filed on June 2, 2023, against the New York State Department of Health and New York State Education Department, alleging they violated the U.S. Constitution by preventing the plaintiffs from exercising their religion.
Members of the CDC‘s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted eight to three to recommend that the shot, which protects against a potentially life-threatening liver infection, should no longer be given to all newborns within 24 hours of birth.
Instead, they recommended that, for mothers who did not test positive for hepatitis B, they should consult with their doctor on whether or not to vaccinate their newborn against the disease.
They also voted to recommend that the initial dose of the hepatitis B vaccine should not be administered earlier than two months of age.
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