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CARDELLO: Oh, What a Year it Has Been

I took some time a week or so ago and read every article that I had written documenting the last trip around the sun for Shay and me. I have no problem admitting that I cried as I read my own words, but some of what I read seemed surreal. We went through hell together … Read more

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OPINION: The Third Rail – COVID-19 Vaccines and Cancer

I’m going to touch on a highly controversial subject, one that has become the third rail among cancer biologists and the broader medical community: the possible link between COVID-19 vaccination and cancer. Because my laboratory’s mission is centered on cancer prevention, I cannot in good conscience ignore the elephant in the room.  As my colleague, … Read more

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CARDELLO: A Very Different Summer Comes To An End

It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. It was a very unique Summer of ’25. Summer for us is the magical time between turning off the bus on the last day of school and hearing the familiar sounds of kids on their first day of school. It is the ten … Read more

MacDonald: “Dr.” Jill Missed the Cancer Too?

The former First Lady of the United States (FFLOTUS) was known for being prickly about how people referred to the wife of the then recently “elected,” though (at the time) still contested, future President Joe Biden. It’s “Dr.” Jill, they said, which for someone with even a legitimate Ed.D from a respectable univiersity is something … Read more

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MacDonald: Wassup With Joe’s Ass-Cancer?

Narrative battle lines are being drawn as the improbability of the Joe Biden presidency crashes headlong into the improbability that Joe’s Stage 4 Prostate Cancer “emerged” in the last three months. Let’s get this over with: To anyone on the left calling for us to forget about Joe’s missing marbles, or the massive, RICO-quality, Democrat … Read more

Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month Is Winding Down

April is Esophageal Cancer Month, which is quite a coincidence for me as we had much activity for my cancer packed into April. From the suspended esophagectomy that would have removed my cancer and esophagus to another endoscopy in Boston to bad news, then hope, it has brought us changing emotions as volatile as the … Read more

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AI, mRNA, Cancer Vaccines, and “Stargate”

Yes, I know that is actually Grok drawing an assembled DNA strand and a “Stargate.” I tried and tried, but Grok just could not understand what mRNA structure looks like, and does not know the difference between DNA and mRNA. Which tells you something about “Artificial Intelligence.” The image below is closer to the structure … Read more

A Personal Note From Ray

I have been fortunate enough to have my work shared with the readers of Granite Grok for over four years. Every day, for over 1,600, I have been writing my thoughts and have enjoyed your responses. I have had my work published on over 70 websites across the internet, but no site out there has … Read more

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Republicans “would rather enact massive tax cuts for their billionaire donors than fund cancer research for children.”

The headline is a narrative the Democrats are running with, and it’s a total lie. Here’s Hakeem (bless you) Jeffries repeating the lie to enthusiastic members of their handmaiden media. Here’s Lizard Warren repeating the same Lie as the media eats it up without any context, question or challenge. I bring it up because this … Read more

High Stakes Dispute Over Roundup Weed Killer

Since its development as an integral part of genetically modified organism (GMO) cropping, glyphosate – the active weed-killing ingredient in Roundup – has attracted controversy over whether it causes human disease, particularly non-Hodgkins lymphoma.

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Doubling Down on Dumb

July 1990 
The young Urologist just finished his residency and there was new hope for men with prostate cancer. A protein referred to as prostate-specific antigen (PSA) had been identified and seemed to be a useful screening test to look for early prostate cancer.

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