The following is an excerpt from The Vaccine Reaction. Findings from a new study published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research Public Health Surveillance showed that a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool is able to predict whether someone is willing to […]
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CDC and researchers can spend your money, come up with questionable findings, and avoid oversight by keeping details secret. A case in point is a study claiming to support the safety of Covid-19 vaccines.
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The following is from MedPage Today. Two Yale University researchers want to understand why symptoms that emerge rarely after Covid-19 vaccines occur. Persistent symptoms after vaccination — sometimes called “long vax” — are similar to those reported with long Covid,
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The following is an excerpt from MedPage Today. Science communication starts with investigators, who should take great care to ensure they report their work accurately and without embellishment, according to a former editor-in-chief of JAMA. That means avoiding hype and spin,
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According to a recent grant announcement issued by the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), a three-year research project is underway to uncover why kids “favor Whiteness and maleness over other identities.” The following information is attributable to watchdog
The following is an excerpt from WebMD. U.S. researchers are planning to study how often and why coronavirus levels come back for some Covid-19 patients who take Pfizer’s Paxlovid drug, according to Bloomberg News. “It is a priority,” Clifford Lane, MD,
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The following is an excerpt from Medscape. Study Synopsis: “The currently available 2-dose COVID-19 vaccines were not effective in preventing symptomatic disease caused by the omicron variant, as determined according to data from more than 800,000 omicron-infected individuals.” Clinical Context
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