Jamie Bichelman

1 day ago | autism.einnews.com | Jamie Bichelman

Is Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Actually Creating an Autism Registry — and Is It Mandatory? The NIH is collecting patient health records for a so-called autism study. Source: MEGAIs an alleged registry of autistic individuals forthcoming, and if so, will it be mandatory? Article continues below advertisementBelow, we report on what Kennedy has said about individuals with autism and whether he has explicitly stated that a mandatory registry for individuals with autism is impending.

1 day ago | greenmatters.com | Jamie Bichelman

Consult with your personal primary care doctor, not an influencer. By Jamie BichelmanPublished April 23 2025, 2:39 p.m. ETThe devastating effects of elevated levels of cortisol in one's body are felt by countless burnt-out individuals without proper access to mental health care, which has invariably given rise to social media hacks and a constant barrage of misinformation. For example, many social media users are misdiagnosing themselves with Cushing's Syndrome based mostly on a bloated face.

1 day ago | greenmatters.com | Jamie Bichelman

The NIH is collecting patient health records for a so-called autism study. By Jamie BichelmanPublished April 23 2025, 1:33 p.m. ETU.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparks controversy with each successive political move and astoundingly offensive and uneducated public comments.

2 days ago | greenmatters.com | Jamie Bichelman

If you are prone to digestive distress, it is best not to drink kombucha every day. By Jamie BichelmanPublished April 22 2025, 1:41 p.m. ETKombucha is so much more than a tasty drink that has been trending over the years. Rather, it is a drink adored by many, including those who brew it at home. Kombucha boasts many health benefits, including supporting overall gut health.

2 days ago | greenmatters.com | Jamie Bichelman

It isn't always a cause for concern, doctors say. By Jamie BichelmanPublished April 22 2025, 12:38 p.m. ETOur understanding of human vision — and animal eyesight — is both fascinating and ever-evolving. We know that some diets can improve our eyesight, that certain habits or predispositions may facilitate pain in our eyes, and so much more.