The Grapevine Stories
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Should Obese Children Undergo Weight Loss Surgery?
Bariatric surgery is sometimes the only viable option left to return severely obese teens to health. -
At What Age Do We Find Our Purpose In Life?
Does the search for the meaning of one's life ever end? Find out. -
Study Shows Doctors Often Prescribe Placebos
Doctors admit to using a placebo at least once during their medical careers. -
Gluten-Free Diet Remains a Great Way To Stay Healthy
Gluten-free diets continue to remain popular in the United States. -
Google Is Reportedly Stealing Personal Health Data From Users
Dr. Joseph Mercola is taking on Google and other tech firms that are selling user information illegally and for profit. -
School Kicks Out Disabled Boy Because He Wasn’t Vaccinated
The parents of a boy in New York who gets sick when vaccinated are fighting for his right to attend school against the state government. -
EEE Outbreak 2019: Should We Be Worried?
The massive spike in Eastern Equine Encephalitis cases in the U.S. from only six in all of 2018 to 36 from January to November this year is alarming health authorities. -
Are Vegetable Oils Carcinogenic?
A controversial paper argues lard, butter and coconut oil are healthy fats. -
Probiotics Might Improve Cognitive Function
Studies continue to tout the pros and cons of consuming probiotics or the good bacteria. -
Study Suggests Reduced Brain Activity Boosts Longevity
A study arrives at the controversial conclusion that reduced brain activity might lead to longer human lives. -
Keto Doctor Rails Against Mainstream Medicine’s Blindness To Value Of Keto
Mainstream medicine still refuses to accept the keto diet as mainstream. -
Scientists Re-Discover HIV Strain After 19 Years
A forgotten strain of the HIV virus has been rediscovered after 19 years.
