About this episode
Donate (no account necessary) | Subscribe (account required) In today's special brief on The Wright Report, Bryan Dean Wright, a former CIA Operations Officer, delves into critical health and wellness issues that are impacting both America and the global community. The episode begins with an analysis of Oregon's legislative move to re-criminalize drug possession, discussing the reasons behind this decision and its potential implications for society. We then explore a recent study that has marijuana users rethinking their habits due to increased risks of heart attacks and strokes, followed by an in-depth look at the concerning trend of antidepressant use among America's youth, particularly young women, and discussing safer, healthier alternatives. Additionally, the episode examines the CDC's latest guidance on treating COVID-19 akin to the flu, questioning the timing and implications of this advice. We also highlight a new study linking cold sores to a doubled risk of dementia, offering insights into the connection. Wrapping up on a positive note, Wright shares groundbreaking news in the fight against prostate cancer, made possible by advancements in AI technology, showcasing the promise of the AI Revolution in medical treatment.