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Pherecydes Pharma Has Submitted An Application For The Approval Of A Phase I Clinical Study In Infec - Vimarsana News

Pherecydes Pharma Has Submitted An Application For The Approval Of A Phase I Clinical Study In Infec

The study should include 12 patients, and its launch is expected in the third quarter of 2023NANTES, France--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News:Pherecydes Pharma (FR0011651694 - ALPHE), a biotechnology company specializing in precision phage therapy to treat resistant and/or complicated bacterial infections, today ann...

"Absence of proof is not proof of absence" – Prof Noakes on Keys' Cholesterol Con - Vimarsana News

"Absence of proof is not proof of absence" – Prof Noakes on Keys' Cholesterol Con

In the final instalment of the Cholesterol Con series, Noakes concludes the account of the greatest scam in the history of modern medicine.

Institutional collusion and corruption runs DEEP – Prof Noakes on Keys' Cholesterol Con - Vimarsana News

Institutional collusion and corruption runs DEEP – Prof Noakes on Keys' Cholesterol Con

Perhaps the most shocking article in the Cholesterol Con series, Part Twelve details the depths of institutional collusion and corruption.

Diabetes Medication isn't Working. So What Does? - Vimarsana News

Diabetes Medication isn't Working. So What Does?

9.3% of Americans and 6.5% of Canadians suffer from diabetes. There is a lot of agreement about the medical ...

"The first principle is that you must not fool yourself" – Prof Noakes on Ancel Keys' Cholesterol Con - Vimarsana News

"The first principle is that you must not fool yourself" – Prof Noakes on Ancel Keys' Cholesterol Con

Noakes continues the story of Keys' cholesterol con starting with the reporting of the first findings in the Framingham Heart Study in 1957.