Two NIH researchers, both foreigners who worked on Covid vaccines, got caught smuggling monkeypox into the US, according to the Dept. of Justice. Sharyl has fascinating but worrisome background and context. Listen below:
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The following is from Children’s Health Defense. Use of anxiety medications in the US has risen sharply, with about 38 million adults now taking them — roughly 8 million more than in 2019. Among adults ages 18 to 34, usage increased
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The following information is from Children’s Health Defense. The federal government’s Covid-19 vaccine injury compensation program paid benefits for seven injuries in March, including one death. As of April 1, the program has compensated 51 of 6,944 claims decided, while denying
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The following information is from Children’s Health Defense. Participants in a webinar featuring public health and medical voices said they are losing control of the vaccine narrative, pointing to growing skepticism among parents and young people. The event was moderated by
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The following is from Children’s Health Defense. A federal appeals court ruled that West Virginia can enforce its school vaccine mandate without offering religious exemptions, overturning a lower court decision that had allowed an unvaccinated student to remain enrolled in an
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The following is from Children’s Health Defense. A recent New York Times article examining Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and developments at the CDC is drawing criticism over what some describe as one-sided vaccine coverage. The article, published March 23, relied heavily
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Electrically sensitive people are moving to the only radio quiet zone in the U.S. to escape Wifi and other modern conveniences that make them sick. Listen below:
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The following is press release from Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.). US Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), Chairman of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, sent a letter to Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services
