Hep B vaccination rates for newborns have declined sharply, fueling renewed debate over safety, ethics, and public health policy. A canceled CDC-backed study in Guinea-Bissau has intensified scrutiny from both critics and vaccine advocates.
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U.S. District Judge Brian E. Murphy responded in less than 48 hours to CHD’s emergency motion to intervene in AAP’s lawsuit. The move effectively delays…
A coalition of advocacy groups is working to pass laws across the U.S. to ban vaccine and medical mandates, using Idaho’s law as a national model.
California is auditing hundreds of schools with vaccination rates below 95% and threatening to withhold attendance-based funding. Critics argue the policy uses financial pressure to enforce compliance rather than address public health concerns.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appointed 21 new members to the federal autism advisory committee, signaling a renewed focus on unanswered questions surrounding autism. The group aims to examine causes, treatment, prevention, and long-standing research failures.
Vaccine industry leaders are blaming Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for falling sales, stock declines, and stalled investment in new vaccines. Executives say increased scrutiny of vaccine safety has disrupted long-standing approval and rollout expectations.
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…
Utah became the first U.S. state to ban water fluoridation following a catastrophic overfeed incident and growing scientific scrutiny of fluoride risks. Advocacy efforts and federal court findings on potential IQ harm helped accelerate the historic decision.
FDA leadership has declined to add a black box warning to COVID-19 mRNA injections despite a formal recommendation from its own safety division. Critics argue the decision ignores mounting peer-reviewed evidence of irreversible cardiac injury and institutional capture.
The Lab Coat Inquisition reveals how medicine crossed from science into enforced doctrine, as Dr. Steven Hatfill joins John B. Wells to expose the suppression of dissent, early treatments, and inconvenient questions. This rare insider account strips away politics to show how public health was captured—and why the last five years demand a serious reexamination.
New York’s Attack on Medical Exemptions Gives School Officials Power to Override Doctors on Vaccines
New York’s Attack on Medical Exemptions Gives School Officials Power to Override Doctors on Vaccines
Parents and medical freedom advocates, who say the state’s actions place vulnerable children at risk of further vaccine injury, are calling on state lawmakers to…
FDA Commissioner Marty Makary on Tuesday said the agency is still considering whether or not to approve COVID-19 vaccines for this winter, citing a lack…
OAN Staff Brooke Mallory According to the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.), the United States will identify…
Trichloroethylene, or TCE, is one of five toxic substances for which the EPA instituted full or partial bans that are now under threat. The compound,…
Citing the deaths of three Japanese children within 24 hours of receiving routine childhood immunizations, the authors of a peer-reviewed study called for a reevaluation…
The petition, which had garnered 326 comments as of press time, cites evidence that the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are unapproved gene therapies and…
Critics called out Susan Monarez, Ph.D., for her work in biosecurity agencies and her failure so far to criticize childhood vaccines. HHS Secretary Robert F.…
Measles outbreaks in several states, and one death in Texas, are fueling media reports of a coming public health crisis — one that could push…