Vaccines do not cause autism, despite reported rises
A social media post seems to imply that increasing vaccine doses have caused increases in autism cases, but that’s not true.
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Cochrane Library under fire over reviews claiming HPV vaccines are “safe and effective”
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(NaturalNews) Two reviews published by the Cochrane Library claimed HPV vaccines are safe and highly effective (80% reduction in cervical cancer), but independe… |
To halt measles’ resurgence we must fight the plague of misinformation
The measles vaccine has prevented 60 million deaths since 2000. So why are so many children around the world missing out on it?
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Doctors are ignoring new federal vaccine recommendations
The American Academy of Pediatrics on Monday released its updated recommendations for what vaccines children should get. It’s a routine revision, hardly different from last year’s recommendations, but …
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Gov. Josh Green blasts misinformation on measles
Gov. Josh Green had strong words regarding the ongoing measles crisis in the U.S., calling it an entirely preventable situation. During a news conference Tuesday hosted by Protect Our Care, a …
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Lawsuit contests RFK Jr.’s new vaccine guidance for children
Several public health groups are suing to reverse a decision from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that narrows the list of vaccines recommended for children.
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Vaccines are still safe and effective, WellSpan doctor says
All of these vaccines are still safe and they’re still effective,” said Mark Goedecker, WellSpan’s associate chief medical officer. “Nothing has changed with that.” …
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White House misleads on vaccine schedule as CDC changes US recommendations
The Trump administration overhauled the US pediatric vaccine schedule on January 5, 2026, upending years of scientifically backed recommendations that reduced disease with routine shots. At the end of …
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Flawed Danish study on aluminum in vaccines sparks scientific outrage
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(NaturalNews) The Danish study, funded by vaccine-promoting institutions, excluded high-risk children (e.g., those who died early or received excessive vaccines… |