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Clinical sources report that the typical stretched penile length (SPL) for full‑term newborn boys is roughly 2.8–4.2 cm (1.1–1.6 inches), with many hospitals and children’s hospitals citing a mean aro...
Large, population-level studies and official safety reviews have confirmed a small set of rare but real adverse events after mRNA COVID‑19 vaccination: myocarditis and pericarditis (most often in youn...
Available peer-reviewed testing found no detectable peanut, milk, or egg protein in common early‑childhood vaccines using sensitive ELISA assays, and expert outlets say there is no credible evidence t...
The short answer is: Multiple analyses in the provided material identify Fluad/MF59 as the only influenza product associated with a squalene-containing adjuvant for recent seasons, and other official ...
Available reporting shows multiple different individuals named “Dr. Berg” with distinct careers. Some—like Robert A. Berg and Wendie Berg—have long academic appointments and hundreds or dozens of peer...
Multiple childhood vaccines were evaluated in randomized trials that used inert saline placebos—most famously the 1954 Salk polio field trial and several later studies such as rotavirus and at least o...
The best-quality evidence from multiple large, controlled epidemiologic studies and public-health reviews shows that SIDS rates are not higher in vaccinated infants and in many studies are lower or un...
Medical and child-development sources consistently describe masturbation in pre‑teens and younger children as common and typically a normal part of development; authors caution it does not stunt growt...