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URGENT: Tamiflu kills

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By Alex Berenson
| principia-scientific.com
Written by Alex Berenson on August 26, 2026. Posted in Current News An influenza drug prescribed to 25 million Americans since 2014 roughly doubles the risk of death in hospitalized patients who receive it, researchers have found. About 20 percent of patients given the medicine, oseltamivir — sold both as a generic and under the name Tamiflu — died over the next 90 days, the researchers reported. Oseltamivir proved so deadly the researchers stopped its use in the trial early.
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On psychosis, psychopathy, and the insanity defense

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By Alex Berenson
| Unreported Truths
Mad, sad, or bad. So goes the psychiatric shorthand for three broad categories of severe mental illness. “Mad” stands in for organic psychotic disorders, particularly schizophrenia. “Sad,” naturally, means depression and other mood disorders. And bad: the long stretch of serious personality disorders that ends with outright psychopathy. The definitions are elastic. The illnesses overlap.
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Requiem for a Dream

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By Alex Berenson
| Unreported Truths
Jason Arday is dead. We don’t know yet how he died, but everything about the statements English police and his family have made suggests suicide. Whatever your religious views on the subject, suicide is a tragedy — particularly for a 41-year-old man with two children whose greatest failing seems to have been puffery. The lies Arday told were absurd and childish and obvious (nine marathons on a broken leg!). They are the sure sign of a man desperate to prove he is worthy when he knows he isn’t.
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