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The FDA declined to review an application for a new mRNA flu vaccine. The decision highlights ongoing regulatory scrutiny around novel vaccine platforms.
MAHA declared a major win after a disputed provision was stripped from legislation. The move reflects growing pressure from public advocates and lawmakers.
Health experts say the Nipah virus poses limited global danger under natural conditions. Concern grows over lab interference and gain-of-function research increasing pandemic risk.
An op-ed response accuses The BMJ and Commonwealth Fund of avoiding open debate on vaccines and public health. Calls for dialogue remain unanswered.
Health authorities are investigating an outbreak of infant botulism that has hospitalized 51 babies and is linked to a specific brand of infant formula. The situation has raised concerns among parents and pediatric health experts.
A lawsuit against the American Academy of Pediatrics is reviving controversy over its claim that infants could theoretically respond to 10,000 vaccines at once. Critics argue the argument avoided addressing cumulative safety concerns in the childhood vaccine schedule.
Industry-backed lawmakers are advancing changes to the Toxic Substances Control Act that could limit public petitions and roll back safeguards against toxic chemicals. Critics say this undermines key protections meant to shield health and environment.
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…
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…
This episode explores hidden bioscience and the possibility of dormant biological mechanisms designed to activate under specific conditions. Adam “A.W.” Finnegan examines suppressed research, immune tolerance, and unanswered questions surrounding public health accountability.
This conspiracy is my most favorite and it constantly gets memory holed and people used to make fun of Alex Jones antagonizing him about gay frogs but theres truth to it all. It's real and people need to stop believing people are born gay and the "is there a gay gene" scientist questioning psyop. Gayness is created as...
By Etienne de la Boetie2 by The Truth Contract and DCMC About Nic Hulscher, an epidemiologist and McCullough Foundation Fellow, brings a beacon of clarity to the…
by Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D. The U.S. Senate hearing that began today as an investigation into the firing of the CDC director and the resignations of other key agency…
by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D. Editor’s note: The Defender was unable to authenticate the April 3 BIO meeting minutes document or communicate directly with its source.…
Miranda Guzman is seeking a waiver for her 4-year-old daughter, based on Guzman’s objection to the use of fetal cells to develop vaccines. West Virginia…
The World Health Organization promoted Jeremy Farrar, Ph.D., the architect of several key COVID-19 pandemic-era policies, including mass vaccination, to assistant director-general as part of…
By Reagan Reese Former first lady Jill Biden has found a new gig in the swamp, working for the Milken Institute on women’s health issues,…