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www.quackometer.net
[AI summary] The discussion centers around the safety and efficacy of the MMR vaccine, with participants debating the causes of the autism epidemic. One side argues that the MMR vaccine is safe and that the rise in autism rates is due to improved diagnosis and other factors. Another side cites court cases and statistics to suggest a link between the MMR vaccine and autism, despite the lack of scientific consensus. The conversation also touches on measles outbreaks, vaccine effectiveness, and the importance of accurate data interpretation. Overall, the discussion highlights the complexity of the issue and the need for scientific rigor in evaluating vaccine safety. |
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www.newsmagazine.org
Even up to this day, there is still no scientific evidence that vaccines are effective against the so-called "viruses". The reason why this claim has no solid scientific basis is that there are no proofs itself that these biological agents what they call "viruses" cause diseases in the first place. In 2001, a German molecular [...] |
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www.juancole.com
Chicago (Special to Informed Comment, Feature) - With a Cabinet full of fascists, fools, drunks, and sycophants, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stands out as a dangerous quack and sociopathic liar. A vacci... |
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news.mcmaster.ca
Vaccines developed at McMaster target the lungs first. [...]Read More... |
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