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A careful reading of publicly available National Cancer Institute data and how it relates to antiparasitic repurposing studies currently in clinical trial phases.
Read Article →An examination of publicly released court documents and FOIA records detailing mobile surveillance technology deployed by law enforcement agencies.
Read Article →The National Research Council published a landmark report questioning polygraph validity. Here’s what it actually concluded, in accessible language.
Read Article →Understanding the distinction between communication content and metadata — and why the latter is often more revealing to surveillance infrastructure.
Read Article →Synthesizing dosing information from published clinical trials and case reports into a clear educational framework for informed readers.
Read Article →A technical primer on the three primary methods of vehicular surveillance, how each operates, and the documented countermeasures against them.
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