The following is from Becker’s Hospital Review. The second of two rounds of layoffs at Somerville, Massachusetts-based Mass General Brigham began March 10, with approximately 1,500 employees affected overall, according to The Boston Globe. CEO Anne Klibanski, MD, informed employees […]
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The following article was first published on SHARYL ATTKISSON‘s free Substack Imagine you’re a parent considering the CDC’s vaccine schedule: 43 shots with somewhere around 63 doses of vaccine your child is supposed to get by age 18—measles, flu, Covid,
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The following is from Gallup News. A new Gallup poll finds that 59% of Americans say the COVID-19 pandemic is over, a steady figure from last year. However, 58% worry that another global pandemic will occur in their lifetime, with
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We begin today with an incredible story that spans 25 years, so far. It involves the MMR vaccine against Measles, Mumps, and Rubella given to most American babies in two doses. Yet you probably never heard about this controversy. It’s
The following information is from Children’s Health Defense. A federal court awarded $90,000 each to two former St. Louis Public Schools (SLPS) employees who sued the district after their requests for religious exemptions to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate were denied, St.
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Merck whistleblower Stephen Krahling describes what he sees as serious fraud in a fight that went on for more than two decades over a vaccine that most Americans born after 1970 got. Merck disputes any allegations of wrongdoing and says
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While President Trump won the last election on a promise to Make America Great Again, again — the campaign also saw the rise of a second slogan: Make America Healthy Again. That’s an idea with increasing appeal to millions of
The following information is from Children’s Health Defense. Florida lawmakers are considering Cody’s Law, a first-of-its-kind bill aimed at compensating vaccine injury victims at the state level. If passed, Florida would become the first state to bypass federal vaccine injury programs
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