Poul Thorsen, a Danish physician who co-authored studies linking vaccines to autism, faces wire fraud and money laundering charges after being extradited from Germany. While his alleged crimes may warrant prosecution, they do not undermine the scientific consensus that vaccines… Read More »Autism-vaccine researcher Poul Thorsen arrainged in US for fraud
A recent study showed that there was no increased risk of autism in children of mothers who received the mRNA COVID vaccine. Health organizations continue recommend the COVID vaccine for pregnant women to protect against COVID for themselves and their… Read More »COVID vaccine during pregnancy is not linked to children’s autism
The CDC plans to study potential links between vaccines and autism, despite extensive evidence refuting such claims. Historically, Andrew Wakefield’s 1998 fraudulent study sparked the controversy. Genetic and environmental factors contribute to autism, while vaccines have consistently been shown to… Read More »CDC study to find link between vaccines and autism — REVISED
The CDC is investigating supposed links between vaccines and autism, despite extensive evidence disproving such claims, including studies from the CDC itself. The article critiques this research initiative, noting that resources could better serve understanding autism rather than pursuing unfounded… Read More »CDC is planning ANOTHER vaccines and autism study
The post addresses common myths about measles and the vaccine, including misconceptions promoted by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. It emphasizes that vitamin A does not prevent or treat measles, debunks claims linking measles to cancer prevention, and stresses the importance… Read More »Debunking measles myths because they are dangerous
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit against Merck, which alleged fraud related to the mumps component of its MMR vaccine. The court found no material fraud affecting the CDC’s purchasing decision. Despite claims of… Read More »Court of Appeals upholds dismissal of Merck MMR vaccine lawsuit
A controversial BMJ Public Health paper suggested COVID vaccines led to excess deaths, sparking anti-vaxxer claims. However, BMJ expressed concerns about the study’s quality. The article allegedly misused data, implied causation, and faced severe scientific criticism. BMJ and affiliated institutions… Read More »That BMJ paper — COVID vaccines not linked to excess deaths
The post outlines concerns about the potential negative impact on vaccine policies if Donald Trump or Robert F. Kennedy Jr. were elected President. It highlights fears that Trump could weaken the CDC, FDA, and the Vaccines for Children Program, leading… Read More »Donald Trump hates vaccines and it will harm our children
Measles, a highly contagious respiratory disease, is making a resurgence due to reduced vaccination levels influenced by myths and misinformation, including debunked claims linking the MMR vaccine to autism. This safe and effective vaccine prevents not only measles but also… Read More »Measles is vaccine-preventable, yet it is coming back
In part 1 of his series, pediatric cardiologist Frank Han refutes allegations from the anti-vax book “Vax-Unvax.” Han criticizes the book for fearmongering and recycling discredited arguments without genuine interest in vaccine safety. He reveals that numerous studies already demonstrate… Read More »Debunking of RFK Jr and Brian Hooker’s book “Vax-Unvax” – Part 1