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The Lancet's latest mRNA review reads more like marketing than science
The authors call mRNA vaccines safe, effective & transformative. But the review is largely performative. It raises controversial questions only to…
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Why I still believe in independent journalism
Reader support makes it possible.
Jul 3
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HHS ends Covid emergency authorisations—but what actually changes?
Most Covid vaccines and treatments will continue unchanged—so will the legal protections that shield manufacturers from most lawsuits.
Jul 1
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Maryanne Demasi, PhD
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'Germ Games': NIH emails reveal the military strategy behind pandemic planning
New emails show how pandemic preparedness was reframed through a military lens at Davos in 2016, with senior NIH officials drawn into the discussions.
Jun 28
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NIH internal emails reveal pandemic planning years before Covid
By the time Covid emerged in 2020, many of the global health power players moved seamlessly into roles they had spent years preparing for.
Jun 23
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SIDS study sparks scientific and political firestorm — but what’s the real story?
A 2021 study linking sudden infant deaths to vaccination has been removed from the scientific literature, igniting a dispute over both the science and…
Jun 20
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Maryanne Demasi, PhD
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Can the CDC be reformed?
Dr Joseph Marine was considered to lead the CDC. He says meaningful reform begins with confronting the mistakes of the Covid era.
Jun 18
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Maryanne Demasi, PhD
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FDA poised to approve Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine despite earlier rejection
Four months after refusing to review Moderna's application, FDA advisers appear ready to endorse the same vaccine based on largely the same evidence.
Jun 16
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CDC commits $735 million to Covid vaccines for children
But the purchase is raising questions about whether the government had legal authority to make the commitment.
Jun 12
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Study 329 lawsuit collapses
A legal attempt to force a retraction of Study 329 has failed and the journal has gone silent. What happens when science cannot—or will not—correct…
Jun 11
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BREAKING: Landmark Gardasil trial ends in confidential settlement
The first Gardasil injury lawsuit to reach a U.S. jury has ended in a confidential settlement, leaving key scientific and regulatory questions…
Jun 8
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"It's academic terrorism," says top cancer researcher
As Prof Wafik El-Deiry prepares to testify before Congress on mRNA vaccines and cancer, he says anonymous online activists have spent years trying to…
Jun 3
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