This article was originally published here. Sir Jeremy Farrar helped Fauci cover up the origin of COVID, was central in the Recovery and Solidarity trials that overdosed 2600 patients with hydroxychloroquine, now heads to WHO for world takeover. So it is good to read between the lines and see what his forked tongue has to… Read More »
On this week’s podcast, I share a harrowing story that gives some insight into what makes me tick and why I never stop working, learning and trying to seek out new ventures. It has undoubtedly shaped my fearless approach to life. On Sept. 3, 2002, I was the victim of an attempted carjacking in Los… Read More »
The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital, recently underwent a change to its contact center to improve how it connects with patients. “One of our goals was to figure out a way to improve the patient experience so that we could really contain and capture all of these different points of contact… Read More »
Alfredo Zuñiga Jr. remembers gaining weight—it happened slowly but consistently from around the time he was eight years old. Now 19 and a college student helping with his family’s business in Fort Worth, Texas, he acknowledges that the reason the pounds kept creeping up was a simple one: He found comfort in food. But the… Read More »
No Time to Die‘s Rami Malek has revealed how his Oscar-winning role as Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody inspired his Bond villain character. Speaking to Empire, the actor opened up about the important lesson he took from the Queen frontman during work on the film, stressing how important it is to always be original. On… Read More »