George Washington understood censorship. Why don’t we?

With respect to squalene-containing (a.k.a. oil-in-water emulsion) adjuvants, the September 21 New York Times’ Andrew Pollack has done some excellent reporting:  …“These are products that potentially can be given to millions of healthy people,” said Dr. Jesse Goodman, chief scientist at the Food and Drug Administration. “There is not a known, specific safety danger or…

Wednesday, January 2, 2013 (reposted) Michael Osterholm on flu shots: “It’s all a sales job; it’s all public relations” / NY Times I missed this November article on flu shots from the NY Times blog.  Yes, it repeats material I have covered before.  But as healthcare workers continue to be fired from their jobs for refusing flu…

The Biden administration pushed the WHO to change the name of monkeypox to reduce racism.  Hello?  Are we stigmatizing monkeys? https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/public-health/who-lands-on-new-name-for-monkeypox.html The World Health Organization will rename monkeypox “MPOX” in an effort to destigmatize the virus amid growing pressure from senior Biden administration officials, Politico reported Nov. 22. The name change could be announced as…

As has been noted previously, vaccination is a black art, basically a trial and error process of discovery, which has the potential to either prevent or enhance disease, and therefore must be studied carefully before vaccines are administered to large populations, despite issues of expediency.   Vet Pathol. 2012 Mar 28. Kinetics of Lung Lesion Development…

I was told this turnaround occurred the evening of May 13.  I have not seen it in the news yet.  The school district had been challenged with a lawsuit after announcing a vaccine mandate and passport arrangement for all teachers students and employees of the district. Apparently the LAUSD board and superintendents finally had a…