Greg Olear looks at all the documents with information about Trump that he has successfully kept from being released:

Melania's immigration papers

His SAT scores

His academic records

Transcripts of his "perfect call" with Zelensky in October 2019

The Apprentice tapes

Tax returns pre-2015 and post-2020

#Trump #transparency #accountability #coverup #disinformation #Epstein #Melania #MedicalHistory #Zelensky #Putin #PeePeeTapes #AssassinationAttempt #JackSmith
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https://gregolear.substack.com/p/undocumented-a-brief-survey-of-documents

Trotula Veranstaltungstermine 2026

2.- 3.5.26 Burgbelebung
Meersburg
22.- 25.5.26 Weibsbilder
Geschichtspark Bärnau
11.- 12.7.26. Museumsfest
Stadtmuseum Meppen
26.9.26. Lange Museumsnacht
Bayreuth
#livinghistory #reenactment #12thcentury #womenshistory #medicalhistory

The Canadians Who Discovered Stem Cells

In 1961, Toronto scientists James Till and Ernest McCulloch proved the existence of stem cells. Their discovery, made at the Ontario Cancer Institute, was the foundation for all modern stem cell research, including bone marrow transplants and regenerative medicine. This quiet Canadian breakthrough fundamentally changed biology and gave hope to millions worldwide. #Canada #StemCells #MedicalHistory #Science 🇨🇦

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernest_McCulloch

Ancient bones are rewriting medical history. New analysis of prehistoric European skeletons reveals clear signs of a syphilis-like disease much earlier than thought, possibly dating back thousands of years.

Read more: https://thedebrief.org/prehistoric-skeletal-discovery-is-challenging-past-assumptions-on-an-ancient-syphilis-like-disease/

@goodnews

#AncientHealth #MedicalHistory #ScienceDiscovery #GoodNews

'I Smell Burnt Toast': Mapping the Human Brain

Dr. Wilder Penfield, a neurosurgeon at McGill University, changed our understanding of the human brain. By electrically stimulating the brains of conscious patients during surgery (who reported sensations like smelling burnt toast), he created functional maps of the brain's cortices. His 'Montreal Procedure' for treating epilepsy is still used today. #Canada #Neuroscience #McGill #MedicalHistory 🇨🇦

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilder_Penfield

🐺 Rabies goes WAY back — people in ancient and medieval times knew it was bad news.

They could recognize the symptoms, but had zero way to treat it.

That combo made it one of the most feared diseases out there.

Kind of wild how long humans have been dealing with it.

#History #MedicalHistory #Disease #Brewminate

https://brewminate.com/rabies-ancient-medieval-history-disease/

🦠 Ever heard of sweating sickness?

It hit Tudor England and was terrifying — people could die within hours of symptoms starting.

Even elites weren’t safe, which made it even more alarming.

And then… it just disappeared from history.

Still one of the strangest disease mysteries out there.

#History #Tudor #MedicalHistory #Brewminate

https://brewminate.com/sweating-sickness-tudor-england-english-sweat/

Drug labeling transparency is a relatively recent development in the history of medicine. 💊

Early pharmaceutical markets often lacked clear disclosure, prompting reform through regulation and public pressure.

These developments shaped modern expectations for safety and accountability.

#MedicalHistory #PublicHealth #Brewminate

https://brewminate.com/history-medical-transparency-drug-labeling-laws/