Major pharmaceutical companies have been putting profits before patients for far too long. Now, they’re finally being held…
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[Special Report] I got molested by TSA at LAX
TTAC Live 2019 was an amazing weekend in Anaheim! Literally hundreds of people came up to us and told us that TTAC had saved their…
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The Face of Evil: Unpacking the Sackler Family Lies
The Sackler family are the founders of Purdue Pharma, the company that created OxyContin. They are now facing lawsuits from 48…
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Heartburn Medicines Cause Cancer… FDA Does...
The FDA recently announced that it had detected a cancer-causing contaminant called NDMA, in ranitidine heartburn medications…
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Cancer Surpasses Heart Disease as Leading Cause of...
For the first time, cancer has overtaken heart disease as the leading cause of death – but only in wealthy nations…
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Johnson & Johnson Found Guilty of Fueling Opioid...
An Oklahoma judge has ruled that Johnson & Johnson was directly responsible for fueling the state’s opioid crisis…
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Recovering at Home: Home Care for Cancer Patients
Stress and side effects during cancer treatment are the main reasons many cancer patients opt for at home care when recovering at…
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States Sue EPA Over Refusal to Ban Toxic Nerve Agent
Last week, a half dozen states sued the EPA over a toxic agricultural chemical that’s been shown to cause brain damage in…
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A Bitter Pill to Swallow: Drug Lobbyists Fight to Keep...
In this segment, we cover pharmaceutical lobbying and the blocking of generic drugs. Does Big Pharma have more power than we…
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What the Ancients Knew: A Sacred Plant Used for...
Imagine a plant that has helped fight hundreds of health conditions. Often labeled as “controversial,” the benefits of…
