U.K. School Lockdowns Return Amid “Super Flu” Surge Reports
A “super-flu” strain is being reported across the United Kingdom, prompting several schools to close and increasing admissions to hospitals as influenza infection rates rise.1 The outbreak involves a mutation of the influenza A virus known as either H3N2 or as subclade K, emerging earlier in the winter than usual and contributing to disruption across […]
Vaccine Aluminum Adjuvant: Safety Problems Ignored
You would think that the FDA would take each of those ingredients [in vaccines] and study them in human infants to make sure that each of those ingredients are safe. Well, they haven’t done that. They’ve never taken vaccine quantities of each of those ingredients and done any sort of safety testing to confirm that […]
CDC Contractor Exposes What Really Drove the Dramatic Drop in Hepatitis B Cases
What has the universal birth dose [of the hepatitis B vaccine] accomplished, compared to more targeted measures, which could include selective vaccination of at-risk populations or non-pharmaceutical public health programs? And the answer there is, surprisingly, that it’s the more targeted measures that have had the biggest effect in bringing down cases of hepatitis B. […]
ACIP Reveals: The Newborn Hepatitis B Vaccination Policy Was Built on Narrative, Not Science
The vote on whether to continue the universal newborn hepatitis B vaccination policy was postponed, but the discussion at ACIP exposed how, for decades, the blanket directive to vaccinate infants immediately after birth rested on assumptions, theoretical models, and partial data rather than on a solid scientific foundation. As a father and a scientist, I […]
University of Colorado Medical School Settles COVID-19 Shot Lawsuit for $10.3 Million
The University of Colorado’s Anschutz School of Medicine will pay $10.3 million to 18 former employees who lost their jobs after refusing to take the COVID-19 shot. The medical school agreed to the settlement after an Appellate Court found that their policy of denying employee’s religious exemptions to the COVID-19 mandate were unconstitutional.1 2 The […]
U.K Council Wins Case to Vaccinate Baby Despite Mother’s Objection
A High Court judge has ruled that Islington Council in North London, United Kingdom may proceed with routine childhood vaccinations for an eight-month-old baby girl despite the strong objections of her mother, who argued the vaccines posed health risk for her child. The child, referred to in court documents only as P, has been under […]