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Martha Rosenberg

Reporter · US

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Sep 27, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Martha Rosenberg

    We Want You Sick Say Health Corporations (opens the original)

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    Industry's "hypochondria sell," of course, is the basis of Ask Your Doctor advertising but it also fuels the health "news" you hear. Drugmakers fund medical schools, medical centers, medical journals, medical practices, drugstores, telehealth and new offices in strip malls designed to sell drugs. The "exciting" news you hear about a drug from a clinical trial is bought and paid for by the drugmaker behind the study and repeated verbatim by news outlets and medical journals. So are new "diseases"

  2. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Martha Rosenberg

    Whale Deaths at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium Not New (opens the original)

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    Three recent whale deaths at the Shedd Aquarium resurrect the institution's sordid past. Peekachu, 23-year-old female beluga, died two weeks after arriving on August 25. Rain, a 20-year-old female whale, died on September 2. Beethoven, a 34-year-old male, also died on September 2. In 1991, a year and a half after the Shedd flew its first beluga whales to Chicago in the belly of a cargo plane, they died. In response, activist Steve Hindi staged "whale shows" with inflatable orcas positioned so cr

  3. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Martha Rosenberg

    People's Pharmacy Now Helping Pharma to Sell Diseases (opens the original)

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    (Image by Martha Rosenberg) Details DMCAIndustry is Funding Outlets We Used To Trust A shocking article today from the People's Pharmacy asks "Could you or someone you know have ADHD without realizing it?" and lists the warning signs. Because People's Pharmacy has a long history of side-stepping the industry symptom mongering that is designed to sell drugs--suggestible, judgement-call, self-diagnosed diseases siphoned through Ask Your Doctor ads to create "demand," customers and hypochondria. To

  4. Article · Aug 27, 2026 · Martha Rosenberg

    Remembering a Dolly Fellow Musician Who Liked Beer (opens the original)

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    Dolly Parton represented a golden age of country music which included Johnny Rodriguez, Charlie Pride, Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Conway Twitty, Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Barbara Mandrell, Don Williams and countless others, many no longer with us. One legend, with whom Dolly performed in Fayetteville, North Carolina, was Tom T. Hall, remembered as the "Storyteller." Hall, who died in 2021, is usually remembered for writing "Harper Valley P.T.A." which became a hit for Jeannie C. Riley in 1968

  5. Article · Aug 15, 2026 · Martha Rosenberg

    Beware These Dangerous Greed-Driven Health Revisionisms (opens the original)

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    Eggs, cholesterol and hormone replacement are no safer than ever. If you have noticed that eggs, cholesterol and menopausal hormones have been exonerated and are now touted as "health fixes" you are correct. Much health information before Big Tech and AI took over cyberspace has been reversed for financial gain. Beware. The truth is the chicken egg has the highest cholesterol of any other foodstuff-- packing approximately 275 mg of cholesterol (more than one day's worth). In 2008, the American H

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