Precise Health Group

12/22/2025

He who primes a time bomb has a pretty good idea of when it will go off.

12/21/2025

4 Houston area first responders has died from cancer in the past month.

Firefighter Brandy Allinience died from cancer related to her job. She's the 4th Houston-area first responder that we know of who died from cancer in the past month.

12/21/2025

More environmental racism. East St. Louis Missouri.

For decades, the federal government downplayed or failed to fully investigate the risks of nuclear waste contamination in St. Louis County.

12/21/2025

Here’s additional instances of environmental racism leading to increased cancer rates in predominantly Black communities. I recommend reviewing this report on South Memphis, Tennessee. Those poor people for years unknowingly subjected to this injustice is just sad.

On a heat map produced by The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), an amorphous blob radiates out from the medical supply cleaning facility Sterilization Services of Tennessee blanketing Mallory, Tennessee, a residential neighborhood in South Memphis. If your home falls within the boundaries of th...

12/20/2025

Tax payer funded genocide !

12/17/2025

Got a major problem obviously at this Louisiana Penitentiary. Smh

45 inmates have died this year at the prison, but 15 are under investigation https://tinyurl.com/4ue47kav

12/17/2025

12/16/2025

It’s name suggests it’s nature.

Doxorubicin is a powerful chemotherapy drug that’s also known as red devil chemo. Learn why this drug is used and how to manage side effects.

12/16/2025

This is great if so. Would love to see the science and genetic testing documentation on this case before and after the gene therapy.

🚨BREAKING NEWS: A man was just cured of sickle cell anemia!

A 21-year-old man just became the first person in New York to be cured of sickle cell anemia, marking a major breakthrough in the treatment of a disease that has afflicted millions globally.

Sebastien Beauzile underwent a groundbreaking gene therapy at Cohen Children’s Medical Center using Lyfgenia, a treatment that modifies a patient’s own bone marrow stem cells to produce healthy red blood cells.

The result: a life without the excruciating pain and complications that once defined his daily existence. “Sickle cell was like a blockade,” Beauzile said. “But now it’s just a wall I jumped over.”

Traditionally, sickle cell treatments have focused on managing symptoms, offering no true cure. Lyfgenia changes that paradigm. While it remains costly and complex, this one-time therapy is poised to transform outcomes for patients, especially within communities historically underrepresented in medical innovation.

The condition primarily impacts individuals of African, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern descent, and researchers hope this success story will pave the way for broader access and future cures.

For the first time, gene therapy is not just experimental. It’s life-changing.

Source:
“Long Island man is first in New York history to be cured of sickle cell anemia.” CBS New York, 2025.

12/16/2025

Politics aside, this is good policy that strengthens enforcement, penalties, and repercussions of aguably a very dangerous substance wreaking havoc all across this country, leaving tens of thousands dead in its wake.

12/15/2025

12/15/2025

A massive Cleveland Clinic study just dropped a bombshell that the legacy media won’t touch.

Last year’s flu vaccine wasn’t just ineffective… it showed negative efficacy.

According to the study, people who took the flu shot were 26.9% more likely to contract influenza.

Let that sink in.

The very shot meant to protect people may have put them at greater risk and not a whisper from mainstream outlets.

Transparency matters. Data matters. People deserve the truth, not selective silence.