January 30, 2023

High Health Insurance Deductibles are a Struggle for Many GO Humanity GO Humanity

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Read More GO Humanity Every January 1st, millions of Americans experience the resetting of their health insurance deductible. They’ll have to pay it in full before receiving needed medical services. For low income and working class people, the burden of paying hundreds or thousands of dollars out of pocket before insurance starts helping with medical …

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FFRF’s Ron Reagan commercial returns to ‘Maddow’ show danielle@ffrf.org (Danielle) News Release Archives – Freedom From Religion Foundation – Freedom From Religion Foundation

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Read More News Release Archives – Freedom From Religion Foundation – Freedom From Religion Foundation The Freedom From Religion Foundation’s iconic ad featuring a presidential son Ron Reagan touting FFRF’s work and his own “unabashed atheism” returns tonight to premier television. The commercial inviting viewers to join FFRF will air tonight, Jan. 30, and the following …

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Medical Myths and Superstitions: How Our Instincts Can Lead Us Astray | Erika Engelhaupt on Skeptical Inquirer Presents, February 16 Jeff Dellinger News | Center for Inquiry

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Read More News | Center for Inquiry What grosses you out? Pretty much everyone is disgusted by open wounds, vomit, and or other things that could transmit germs and make us sick. Our sense of disgust can protect us—but it can also lead us astray. Many medical myths, misconceptions, and irrational health fears relate back …

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Institute Question of Science in Brazil: from fighting pseudoscience to advising governments Natália Pasternak The Skeptic

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In January 2021, the then governor of the State of Sao Paulo – the wealthiest state in Brazil, and home of the country’s most prestigious universities – asked me to take part in an official presentation to reassure the public about the safety and efficacy of COVID-19 vaccines. A few months later, in July, I …

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