Original air date: March 9th 2025 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 […]
The following information is from Children’s Health Defense. The FDA has approved Merck’s RSV antibody injection for newborns and infants, to be marketed under the name Enfanzia. The one-time shot, known scientifically as clesrovimab, is Merck’s direct competitor to Sanofi and
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A key focus on Full Measure — and some of our most popular stories — surround our off-narrative reporting on health issues that are often not well covered, or fairly covered elsewhere. In season 10, we reported on the seriousness
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
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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The following is from Children’s Health Defense. An appeals court has ruled that even though Merck falsified critical data to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding its mumps vaccine, the pharmaceutical giant won’t be held accountable for harming competitors under
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Today, most countries have officially determined that most kids don’t need COVID shots. But in the U.S., the CDC still recommends COVID vaccinations for babies and children six months and older. I found that American doctors are sometimes given a
The following is an excerpt from The Vaccine Reaction. The number of lawsuits filed in North Carolina against Merck for its HPV (human papillomavirus) vaccine, Gardasil, continue to mount and allege the company did not prove the vaccine was safe
