Pfizer plans to seek FDA approval for its Lyme disease vaccine despite failing key trial benchmarks. Experts raise concerns over efficacy and safety data.
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Members of the “Disinformation Dozen” say they continue to face censorship years after being targeted during the COVID-19 era. Legal battles, investigations, and shifting public sentiment are now reshaping the free speech debate.
A Florida pediatrician is drawing attention for his shift toward holistic healthcare and patient-centered practices. His approach emphasizes informed consent and individualized care for families.
Internal documents suggest the CDC altered a COVID-19 vaccine study to minimize reported deaths and adverse events. The findings raise questions about transparency during a critical public health period.
A Dunkin-backed hospital program for children is drawing criticism over junk food promotion. Experts warn it may influence long-term health behaviors.
Unredacted emails suggest New York City officials coordinated efforts tied to vaccine mandate enforcement. The revelations may impact ongoing legal battles over fired workers.
A Canadian study found GMO-related Bt toxin present in both pregnant women and fetal blood. The findings raise questions about safety and the lack of follow-up research.
A new 60 Minutes investigation reveals a portable microwave weapon linked to Havana Syndrome injuries. The report fuels debate over RF radiation and 5G.
The FDA issued a warning letter to Novo Nordisk for failing to report serious adverse events linked to Ozempic, Wegovy, and Saxenda. Investigators cited systemic failures in reporting strokes, suicides, and deaths.
The parents of Hayes Heller say their toddler suffered severe neurological damage after receiving routine vaccinations. Their case took more than a decade to resolve through the federal vaccine injury compensation system.
An HHS insider disputes a Washington Post report about a plan targeting COVID vaccine recommendations. ACIP’s upcoming meeting may revisit vaccine injuries and policy.
Critics of U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. formed a rival autism research committee after his overhaul of the federal autism advisory panel. The move has sparked debate over research priorities, vaccine questions, and scientific oversight.
Rep. Greg Steube is urging President Donald Trump to protect religious exemptions from vaccine mandates. Lawmakers warn religious liberty is under threat.
Scientists, doctors, and medical freedom advocates gathered in Washington to discuss what they call a “massive epidemic of vaccine injury.” Speakers urged greater transparency, research, and informed consent in vaccine policy.
Former minor league pitcher Isaiah Carranza is suing the Chicago White Sox and MLB, claiming a COVID-19 vaccine injury ended his baseball career. The lawsuit alleges discrimination, negligence, and long-term health complications.
A new report warns that powerful artificial-intelligence systems originally designed for adults are quietly being integrated into toys marketed to children. Researchers say the technology could expose kids to privacy risks, behavioral manipulation, and extensive data collection.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr announced a new initiative encouraging dozens of medical schools to expand nutrition training for future physicians. The effort aims to strengthen preventive care by emphasizing the role of diet in long-term health.
An Indian health policy expert has urged an independent scientific review of the country’s nationwide HPV vaccination campaign. The initiative aims to provide free HPV shots to millions of teenage girls across India.