In 2018 Europe restricted fluoroquinolone antibiotics over disabling, potentially permanent side effects. The FDA added warnings instead. Seven years later, its prescribing rules haven't changed.

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The radiofrequency limits that govern every phone, router, and earbud sold in the United States were adopted on August 1, 1996, on an ANSI standard the industry itself helped write. In August 2021 the D.C. Circuit found the FCC's refusal to revisit them for anything other than cancer arbitrary and capricious, and sent the question back. Five years on, the limits are unchanged.

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His invention could have changed medicine forever — so why was he erased from history?

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Epistemicide is the killing of a knowledge system itself, not a single document or voice. From the 1562 bonfire of Maya codices and the 1933 Nazi book burnings to Lysenkoism, manufactured doubt, and political interference in science, this article names the five repeatable mechanisms that erase knowledge, and shows you how to see them operating in your own lifetime.

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