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Few individuals can relate as personally as I do to the experience of having peer-reviewed research retracted after it revealed potential safety signals in the VAERS database. Neil Miller recently had his peer-reviewed published work “removed” from the journal Toxicology Reports.
Trump appointees at the CDC, NIH, and FDA now have the chance to provide Americans with answers and be transparent. We finally have the opportunity to study and learn about the risks and benefits of the childhood vaccine schedule.
Each year the CDC publish an estimate of the effectiveness of the flu vaccine in the previous flu season. Recently, the NIH director criticized the test-negative design from which the estimates are derived. He was right.
V-safe was built to hear from people after vaccination, and these participants used it for that purpose. In their own words, 3,329 people reported serious harm, suicidal thoughts, near-death events, or the death of someone they loved.
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