Robert Kaplan and Sander Greenland | 14 Sep 2022 A new bivalent COVID vaccine will become available this week. The FDA used results from mouse experiments and the original vaccine trials to reassure the public that the new boosters are safe. Is this evidence sufficient? Last week, along with an international group of physicians and…
Ramesh Thakur | 22 Mar 2023 he Lockdown Files have dished up a curious exchange among Britain’s top policy advisers in early 2020. On 29 February, responding to a WhatsApp message from Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s chief adviser Dominic Cummings that Israeli scientists were just weeks away from developing a Covid vaccine and if this was credible,…
Mercola | 24 Mar 2023 STORY AT-A-GLANCE Molecular hydrogen is a selective antioxidant, meaning it doesn’t indiscriminately suppress free radicals but, rather, helps your body make the antioxidants it needs Glycine and NAC are glutathione precursors; your body uses glutathione to increase the effectiveness of antioxidants such as vitamin C, which is why it’s known…
Lancet | 3 Feb 2023 Abstract Background: In February 2021, New Zealand began its largest ever immunisation programme with the BNT162b2 mRNA COVID-19 vaccine. We aimed to understand the association between 12 adverse events of special interest (AESIs) and a primary dose of BNT162b2 in the New Zealand population, aged ≥ 5 years, from 19…
Alex Berenson | 1 Mar 2023 Covid vaccines are linked to a 20 percent rise in new diagnoses for at least three months after vaccination; a second report finds even higher risks for people with preexisting autoimmune problems Adults have sharply higher risks of being diagnosed with heart, skin, and psychiatric conditions for at least…
GWPF | 2 Mar 2023 A new study by computer modellers and published in Nature Climate Change has concluded that hurricanes impacting the US have become more intense in recent decades and will become stronger in future. The paper, “Increasing sequential tropical cyclone hazards along the US East and Gulf coasts” by Xi et al, bases its conclusions on probabilistic modelling. However…
Eugyppius | 7 Feb 2023 Yet again, The Science follows politics. The Cochrane mask review I wrote about last week has hit Team Mask very hard, in fact much harder than I thought it would. They’ve been frantically coping for days now – combing through the fine print, seizing upon every moment of expressed uncertainty or caution in the…
Igor Chudov | 5 Feb 2023 Science and our health authorities told us that “myocarditis is much more frequent from Covid than from vaccination.” The thing is, it was not true. A new study from Scandinavian countries is out: The authors worked for health departments of the four Nordic countries. They were tasked with looking at their entire…
The Defender | 28 Feb 2023 A Wall Street Journal editorial board member Sunday called out the press and public health officials — who are now affirming “natural immunity” protects against COVID-19 — for spending three years disparaging natural immunity despite overwhelming evidence supporting it. A Wall Street Journal (WSJ) editorial board member Sunday called out the…
Alex Berenson | 8 Feb 2023 In fact, a bombshell paper he co-authored last month suggests ALL vaccines for common respiratory viruses may face intractable hurdles. And that’s not even the worst news. I’m not exaggerating. Last month, three scientists pointed out flu shots barely work and couldn’t be approved based on the standards used for vaccines…