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An Evidence-Driven Critique of the Allegedly Reassuring Study on Aluminum-Adjuvanted Vaccines

An Evidence-Driven Critique of the Allegedly Reassuring Study on Aluminum-Adjuvanted Vaccines

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In this light, healthy vaccinee bias becomes the least concerning explanation. It offers a familiar, unintentional source of error. But rejecting it leaves us confronting the specter of contaminated science—exactly what Secretary Kennedy warned about.

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The American Society of Pediatrics: Mining Children for Profit

The American Academy of Pediatrics: Mining Children for Profit

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In fascist societies, such decisions are removed and taken into the hands of experts and authoritarian institutions. Medical professions and their academies have a long history of supporting such approaches, and the AAP seems increasingly determined to replicate that path.

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How to Mount a Religious Liberty Challenge to a Childhood Vaccine Mandate

How to Mount a Religious Liberty Challenge to a Childhood Vaccine Mandate

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Parents can have strong reasons to delay or forgo, for their children, drugs on the CDC’s childhood vaccine schedule. Let’s hope that the Supreme Court will recognize the rights of such parents if it’s called to rule on this question.

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