A newly published case study links a tetanus-diphtheria booster to the onset of a rare autoimmune blood disorder in a previously healthy adult. Researchers say the case highlights major gaps in vaccine safety research and post-market surveillance.
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A bird flu outbreak in a Wisconsin dairy cattle herd has fueled speculation that gain-of-function research at a nearby university lab — where scientists are…
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has removed multiple members of the federal commission overseeing the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, signaling a push to reform what he has called a broken system. The move could lead to major changes in how vaccine injury claims are reviewed, debated, and compensated.
The FDA’s Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research last month sent notices to several vaccine makers — including Sanofi, AstraZeneca, GSK and CSL Seqirus —…
Hawaii Gov. Josh Green’s ongoing emergency order allows pharmacists to give COVID-19 vaccines to children without a doctor’s prescription, defying CDC vaccine recommendations for shared…
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. today unveiled new dietary guidelines for Americans. The new U.S. food pyramid puts protein, dairy, healthy fats, vegetables…
The American Academy of Pediatrics and five other medical groups plan to ask the court to block the new childhood vaccine schedule, The New York…
Private equity firms have rapidly taken over autism therapy centers across the U.S. as childhood autism diagnoses surge. Experts warn the profit-driven model threatens care quality and puts vulnerable children at risk.
A new laboratory analysis found residual DNA fragments in Pfizer and Moderna mRNA COVID-19 vaccines that standard regulatory tests fail to detect. Researchers warn current testing methods may underestimate DNA contamination by more than 100-fold.
Under the terms of an agreement reached last month with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, P&G’s advertising of its children’s toothpaste to children under age…
More than 2,000 women who developed brain tumors joined a class action lawsuit, which was filed in 2024. The women claim Pfizer knew that long-term…
From the 1800s to COVID-era mandates, vaccine regulation has repeatedly served industry power rather than public health. This deep historical analysis exposes how pharmaceutical cartels captured government oversight—and why the tide may finally be turning.
The report, by a dozen leading scientists and thought leaders in aluminum toxicology and vaccine injuries, concluded that the Danish study failed to establish the…
In a Dec. 30, 2025, memo to state health officials, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said it “does not tie payment to performance…
A federal judge ruled that the American Academy of Pediatrics and allied medical groups may proceed with a lawsuit challenging vaccine policy changes under HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The case centers on ACIP restructuring and revised CDC COVID-19 vaccine guidance.
Bayer lost an early fight to secure legal immunity for pesticide makers after Congress stripped a controversial provision from a funding bill. Activists warn the battle is far from over as the issue heads to the Supreme Court and state legislatures.
Two women, with support from Children’s Health Defense, are suing the government agency that oversees the compensation program for COVID-19 vaccine injuries. The women, who…
Infants vaccinated in their second month of life were more likely to die in their third month than unvaccinated infants, according to an analysis of…