Megan Redshaw
J.D.
Megan Redshaw is an attorney and investigative journalist with a background in political science. She is also a traditional naturopath with additional certifications in nutrition and exercise science.
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Developmental Milestones Among Young Children Declined During COVID Pandemic, Study Finds
A recently published study found significant decreases in communication, problem-solving, and personal-social skills among children up to 5 years of age.
Young Kids Nearly 5 Times More Likely to Be Hospitalized With RSV After COVID Pandemic
A new study links the COVID-19 pandemic to a seasonal shift and more severe resurgences of respiratory syncytial virus in children younger than 5.
Study Finds ‘Significant Increase’ in Cancer Mortality After Mass Vaccination With 3rd COVID Dose
Numerous mechanisms may explain how mRNA COVID-19 vaccines may be linked to increased cancer deaths.
CDC-Funded Study Suggests RSV Vaccine May Reduce Severity of Disease, Data Contradicts
Supplemental study data show deaths were higher in patients vaccinated against COVID-19 or influenza than unvaccinated individuals who had RSV.
FDA Panel Members Who Voted on Abbott’s Heart Device Had Financial Ties to Company
The agency did not disclose any financial relationships readily found in a federal database.
Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’ Found in 65 Percent of Popular Bandage Brands
Popular bandage brands may contain PFAS linked to endocrine disruption, thyroid disorders, infertility, and more, according to a new consumer report.
Certain Progestogens Linked to Higher Risk of Brain Tumors, Study Finds
Commonly used progestogens may increase the risk of developing meningioma, a brain tumor sometimes requiring surgery.
Booster Vaccination May Affect COVID-19 Symptoms and Severity: Study
Boosted individuals were more likely to get nasal congestion and/or a sore throat and less likely to experience body and muscle aches.
US Physicians Received Billions From Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Industry, New Research Finds
Despite potential conflicts of interest, more than half of eligible physicians received a payment from a pharmaceutical drug or device maker over 10 years.
Rates of Suicide Attempts Doubled After Gender-Reassignment Surgery: Study
Research shows a surgical procedure called a vaginoplasty used to help males transition to female can result in numerous complications.
