At the start of 2020, there was little knowledge of how to treat COVID-19. But as more research came out, many doctors got stuck executing deadly protocols that didn’t have the individual patient in mind. This eroded people’s trust in the medical system. But, once again, American ingenuity prevailed. Independent doctors banded together, saved thousands […]

When the experimental mRNA vaccines rolled out in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had an operating manual for their immunization safety teams. These teams would monitor the nation’s vaccine adverse events database. And according to their procedures, they would look for safety signals on a weekly basis by comparing […]

Given the right conditions, any viral infection can spiral into neurological and psychiatric complications. It just depends on the person’s age and overall health. Also, not all viruses are the same and some are nastier than the seasonal flu—like the coronaviruses that cause severe respiratory illnesses. Prior to COVID-19, we’ve had two coronaviruses that caused […]

Young people around the world are dying in unexpected numbers. It is most evident on the sports field. In the last two years, seemingly healthy athletes have collapsed during football, hockey, and soccer. They were bikers, bodybuilders, and runners. And they didn’t die from COVID-19. They died from heart attacks, strokes, and cardiac arrests. Of […]

This month, the CDC released detailed data on the effectiveness of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines against Omicron subvariants BA.4/BA.5. Turns out, not only are they less effective right after injection, but the boosters’ effectiveness plunged dramatically after 150 days. Will this become the argument for Americans to get boosted every three months? In this episode […]

In September, a new version of the COVID-19 boosters became available to the public without any clinical testing. They are called bivalent vaccines and are being offered by Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna. Bivalent means they contain not just one mRNA that codes for a protein from a viral strain, but two types. The first mRNA makes […]

In rare cases, a SARS-COV-2 infection can cause myocarditis. COVID-19 vaccines are also known to cause it. But when you compare the two—a COVID-19 infection versus a COVID vaccine—the medical consensus is that an infection is 14 times more likely to cause myocarditis. But a new study is challenging these numbers. A new University of […]

Many countries around the world are asking people to get the second COVID-19 booster shot, especially the elderly. Agencies like the FDA market it as “recharg[ing] your immunity.” But are these claims supported by data from hospitals? Many vaccine experts are saying “no.” And that is not just their opinion; it’s backed up by data. […]

The FDA began recommending COVID-19 vaccines to children in June of this year. Over the course of the summer, nearly a million children in America were vaccinated. Throughout this time, the CDC closely monitored the data. Their recent findings suggest that about half of babies and toddlers who get Moderna or Pfizer COVID vaccines experience […]

Warning: the images contained in the video are graphic and may be disturbing to some viewers. Embalming is a unique profession that prepares the body of a deceased person for the funeral. Part of this process involves draining the blood from the corpse and replacing it with embalming fluid to preserve the tissues. While draining […]

A lot of people think that symptoms of gluten sensitivity are felt in the gut, but that’s not where most symptoms appear. For a long time now, researchers have known that most cases of gluten sensitivity show themselves in the brain. Some researchers even call gluten sensitivity a neurological disease. Gluten is the most potent […]

Greg Eyerly was a perfectly healthy, unvaccinated man. On Sept. 22, 2021, he was admitted to a hospital in Oregon. The doctors subjected Eyerly to a set of protocols that made his health rapidly deteriorate. His wife, Joanne Eyerly, is convinced he was euthanized. This is not an isolated case. The Epoch Times talked to […]

When something goes wrong inside a cell’s DNA, the cell fires a signal that tells other cells, “I’ve gone bad. Please kill me.” This early warning helps the immune system stop cancer cells from multiplying. It stops a virus from replicating. So it’s a very important early response tool that works across the whole body. […]

A study looked at the data of 1.6 million COVID-19 patients worldwide. The researchers were trying to understand a phenomenon called “long COVID,” where the patients who clear the infection are left with lingering symptoms or new pain after several months have passed. The researchers have found that about 43 percent of infected patients developed […]

In this episode of Frontline Health, we look at the blood of patients who took the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine. These blood samples were taken and analyzed by a group of 60 interdisciplinary scientists, including physicists, chemists, pharmacologists, microbiologists, and doctors. They found strange foreign objects floating among the blood cells. The team previously observed these […]

On the CDC’s website, there is a page for COVID-19 vaccines and their effect on pregnancy. The bullet points on the page cite a total of 22 studies, including studies from the manufacturers, to illustrate why the CDC says COVID-19 vaccination “during pregnancy is safe, effective and beneficial to both mother and baby.” But is that […]

In August 2021, the first experimental COVID-19 vaccine was approved by the FDA. Now a year later, almost every day we see new evidence of how these COVID-19 shots are causing serious damage to the human body. Bonnie Eisenberg is a 73-year-old cancer survivor. Back in 2012, she was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer. […]

Medical protocols are the bedrock of our modern health care system. A protocol is a carefully crafted plan. It contains references and steps on how to follow through a medical procedure or treatment. Hospitals, doctors, and nurses rely on these protocols to minimize any chance of errors. The information is always reviewed and updated because […]

We just found out what the leading causes of death were in the United States during the pandemic. Surprisingly, it wasn’t COVID-19. ———– Medical Disclaimer: Frontline Health (the “Show”), its guests, and contributors provide the latest news on health and medical discoveries and it is meant for informational purposes only. The Show does not provide […]

A Ukrainian film director and producer told NTD about his new film and the inspiration he hopes to provide to the people of Ukraine.

Ukrainian refugees have taken up shelter in a theater’s machine room, where they also hold daily performances with live music to help lighten the mood. NTD spoke with director Rostislav Derzhypilskyi to learn more.

NTD spoke with film director Zaza Buadze about the war in Ukraine. Zaza gives an analogy of the war through storytelling.

A refugee coordinator shared with NTD her firsthand experience caring for refugees in Ternopil, Ukraine. Ternopil has been a rest stop for many refugees who are on their way out of the country.

Another aerial attack struck Lviv, Ukraine, on March 26. Dark plumes of smoke were seen rising in the sky in first-hand video captured by NTD.

Thousands of villages are spread across Ukraine’s countryside and all are feeling the effects of the war in one way or another. NTD visited one of these villages to find out how the war has changed their lives.

Churches have turned into humanitarian hubs and schools have become refugee respite centers in Ternopil, a city in Western Ukraine. NTD spoke with Ternopil Mayor Serhiy Nadal to learn more.

The governor of Ukraine’s Lviv region sat down with NTD and The Epoch Times to talk about the refugee flow from the war-torn east and helping relocate businesses to the region. Gov. Maksym Kozytskyy also discusses the military build-up and how block posts (checkpoints) sprung up everywhere.

NTD attended a funeral for a fallen soldier in Lviv, Ukraine. While many there were grieving, others expressed pride in the sacrifice he made for his country.

Illia Razumeiko and Roman Grygoriv, two Ukrainian composers evacuating from Kyiv to western Ukraine, shared with NTD how they were affected by the war. Instead of playing musical instruments, they had to learn how to use different types of weapons. Grygoriv said: “I load machine guns. I train how to quickly load and unload it. […]

While many Ukrainians are focused on winning the war, some government officials are also trying to save the economy. NTD spoke to them about how they plan to keep the economy going during the war.

Oleksiy Gnatkovskiy, a Ukrainian actor, performed to an audience in a bunker in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine, on March 20. He told NTD, “In fact, we understand the great responsibility for our work, we understand how important it is for people to take a break from this war at some point in order to gather themselves together with […]

It’s been almost a month since Russia invaded Ukraine, and some Ukrainian performers think it’s important to keep their acts going. NTD went inside a bunker that has come to life.

NTD’s reporter on the ground in Ukraine spoke to several community leaders in the Ukrainian city of Ternopil. The mayor says the city’s churches have become a place of refuge.

The population of Truskavets, Ukraine, has more than doubled in size since rumors of the war began. Andriy Kulchynsky, the mayor of Truskavets, explains to NTD why so many people took refuge there and how they are providing food and shelter to thousands of people every day.

Volunteers lined up in their cars at the Poland-Ukraine border. Many of them are bringing goods for the Ukrainian people. NTD spoke with people waiting in their cars to find out more.

A factory on the outskirts of Lviv, Ukraine, was attacked Friday morning by rocket fire. NTD was in Lviv when it happened and he heard from the governor.

NTD is on the ground in Lviv, Ukraine. Looking from the outside, one may not guess the country is in a war. NTD spoke to the residents of Lviv to get a better feel of the hearts and minds in the western Ukrainian city.

A museum in western Ukraine has been transformed into a workshop and volunteers from across the country are weaving camouflage nets for soldiers. The volunteers have made hundreds of nets so far, and even more balaclavas. NTD is reporting on the ground in Ukraine. In order to keep the volunteers safe, we will not reveal […]

Over 3 million Ukrainians have already fled their country. NTD is on the ground in Lviv, which is about 45 miles from the Polish border. He visited a train station on Wednesday that is now the central hub for refugees before they leave the country.

A town in western Ukraine has become home for many refugees. The population has more than doubled over the past few weeks. NTD is on the ground in Ukraine and spoke to the mayor of that town.

British veteran Steve Parker wanted to go to Ukraine to help, he told NTD. After talking with a group of friends and community members, they have rallied together to bring many large vehicles, aid, and funds to the Ukrainian border.

NTD spoke with Christian volunteers from various places at the Ukraine-Poland border on March 14. They came to help with humanitarian aid and provide a message of hope to Ukraine.

Thirty-five people were killed when Russian cruise missiles pounded a military facility in western Ukraine, according to Ukrainian officials. NTD and its sister media The Epoch Times spoke to military personnel and residents in the area of the attack.

As more Ukrainian refugees head to the Polish border, some are suffering from starvation and lack of water. There are also others who are afraid to go out. But, volunteers are there to help.

The U.S. military was seen 10 miles off the Ukraine border in Poland on March 11, 2022, in on-the-ground footage captured by NTD and its sister media The Epoch Times. The Epoch Times followed two humvees to the base and spoke with the guard at the gates, within the area between Przemysl and Ustrzyki Dolne, […]

Volunteers are stepping up to help Ukrainian refugees and provide them with basic necessities. NTD spoke to several people in Poland who are volunteering their time and effort for those in need.

Keiran Murphy, a former member of the British military, left his home and his son to help with the Ukrainian refugee crisis. Every day, he crosses the border six times in order to deliver food and water to those in need. NTD spoke with him to hear his story.

An Irish volunteer and other volunteers prepared a huge pot of vegetarian soup. The soup was served to refugees who have escaped the war in Ukraine. The volunteer told NTD that food is like love.

Three families have escaped Ukraine into Poland. NTD spoke with the refugees to learn about their situation.  

Nathan Schweikart traveled from Poland into Ukraine to help get his fiancé out of Lviv. The city was feeling eerie and quiet, but the people are hopeful, he told NTD.

A Ukrainian student lived in a bomb shelter during the first 10 days of the Russia-Ukraine war. He’s now in Poland, but the rest of his family remains in Ukraine. NTD spoke with this student who recently arrived in Warsaw, Poland.

After arriving to study in Kyiv, Ilya found himself in the middle of a war. After hiding in a bomb shelter and trying to survive for 10 days, he found out that his family in Mariupol was in a worse situation. He sends them messages daily hoping in his heart that they can read them.

Volunteers in Poland are providing food and clothes to Ukrainians, and have begun giving humanitarian aid to Ukrainian cities. NTD spoke to one of the volunteers on the ground.