The article addresses prevalent cancer myths, emphasizing the complexity of cancer as a disease with over 200 types requiring varied treatments. It debunks misconceptions about a singular cure and highlights that many cancer cases arise from random genetic mutations. Overall,… Read More »Debunking popular cancer myths found on the internet
According to CDC data, kindergarten vaccination rates for 2025-2026 have declined, with exemptions reaching an all-time high, primarily due to non-medical refusals. Key vaccines like MMR and polio saw slight decreases. This worrying trend poses risks for community immunity and… Read More »2025-2026 school vaccination rates drop, exemptions rise
A 2010 study linking the hepatitis B vaccine to increased autism risk has been retracted due to fundamental flaws in methodology and unsupported conclusions. This flawed research influenced the removal of the vaccine’s birth dose recommendation, potentially increasing cancer and… Read More »Study that linked the hepatitis B vaccine to autism retracted
Two recent studies criticize the ACIP’s new hepatitis B vaccine recommendations, which eliminate the birth dose. Experts warn this change could significantly increase hepatitis B infections, cancers, and deaths among infants, leading to greater healthcare costs. Maintaining universal birth vaccination… Read More »ACIP hepatitis B vaccine guidance will increase deaths, cancers
The CDC reports declining vaccination rates by age two for five vaccines among children born in 2021-2022, while overall coverage remains steady compared to previous years. Significant disparities exist among different demographic groups. The full impact of recent vaccine schedule… Read More »CDC reports vaccination rates have dropped for five vaccines
Uptake of the newborn hepatitis B vaccine has significantly declined by over 10 percentage points since 2023, influenced by disinformation from anti-vaxxers like RFK Jr. Despite its proven safety and effectiveness in preventing hepatitis B infection, many parents hesitate to… Read More »US newborn hepatitis B vaccine uptake plummets
In late 2025, the ACIP and CDC stopped recommending the hepatitis B vaccine at birth, despite evidence of its safety and effectiveness. Anti-vaccine advocates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. question its necessity. However, research shows the vaccine is vital for… Read More »New study shows reasons to continue Hep B vaccine birth dose
A recent study confirms that administering the hepatitis B vaccine at birth is safe and significantly reduces infections, countering the CDC’s new position on delaying the vaccine. Hepatitis B poses serious health risks, including cancer. Experts stress that the birth… Read More »Hepatitis B vaccine at birth is safe, effective, protects public health
A recent study highlights that 37.8% of cancers are linked to modifiable risk factors, emphasizing the importance of lifestyle choices. Key factors include smoking, alcohol consumption, and obesity, which collectively represent a significant portion of preventable cancers. Focusing on these… Read More »Over 40% of cancers linked to modifiable behavioral risk factors
Vaccines are vital in preventing infectious diseases and chronic conditions such as cancer and dementia. The HPV and hepatitis B vaccines are particularly effective in reducing cancer risks, while the shingles vaccine may lower dementia incidence. Vaccines also help manage… Read More »Vaccines that protect against chronic diseases and even cancer