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An autopsy revealed that a seven-year-old girl, initially diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor, was cancer-free at the time of her death.
Seventy thousand Americans traveled to Mexico in 1977 to obtain laetrile, a cancer treatment banned in the United States since 1963.
Only 10% of patients seeking treatment at the Burzynski Clinic have access to the controversial Antineoplastons therapy currently in clinical trials.
David Kessler's tenure as FDA Commissioner highlights the agency's struggle to regulate the tobacco industry and expose nicotine manipulation by manufacturers.
70,000 Americans traveled to Mexico in 1977 to obtain a banned cancer treatment, despite warnings from medical experts about its ineffectiveness.
In 1993, Roseann Jensen experiences a bizarre rocking sensation after landing in California, leading to a series of debilitating health issues.
In 2010, heavily armed agents raided two locations in California, arresting several citizens for selling raw milk, a substance deemed unsafe by the FDA.
The sugar industry, through a decades-long PR campaign, has faced scrutiny as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease rates rise, prompting calls for regulatory changes.
250,000 people worldwide are affected by Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a condition that a medical startup aims to treat using CRISPR-Cas9 technology.
300 years is the potential prison sentence facing Dr. Stanislaw Brzezinski, who claims to have developed a breakthrough cancer treatment.
Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski's treatment led to one patient being declared cancer-free after 18 months, despite facing significant regulatory challenges.
Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski's Antineoplastons have faced scrutiny for nearly 50 years, as he fights against legal challenges to provide cancer treatment.
In an era dominated by lobby groups and big business, choices in food, medicine, finance, and media are increasingly dictated by external influences.
Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski faces 300 years in federal prison while his controversial cancer treatment, antineoplastons, undergoes FDA scrutiny.
FRONTLINE investigates the hidden dangers of vitamins and supplements in a new documentary.
Donald Trump faces challenges in securing a pre-election vaccine against COVID-19.
Each year, an estimated 46 million Americans become sick from foodborne illnesses, with 128,000 hospitalized and about 3,000 dying.
In the 1990s, the introduction of genetically engineered foods, including the first test tube tomato, sparked significant public concern and debate over biotechnology.
Pharmaceutical companies spent $4.5 billion on lobbying and campaign contributions, raising concerns about the FDA's ability to ensure drug safety.
CAR-T cell therapy, a groundbreaking treatment developed by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, offers new hope for patients with certain types of cancer.
The hoverboard craze that began in 2015 raises significant safety concerns, as many products sold on Amazon fail to meet safety standards, prompting investigations by The Wall Street Journal's Alexandra Berzon.
Abortion rights in the United States are at the forefront of political debate as the Supreme Court reviews state restrictions ahead of the midterm elections.
Juul Labs controls 70% of the e-cigarette market, yet underage influencers like 17-year-old Dash continue to promote vaping on social media.
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