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The 2025 documentary "An Inconvenient Study" centralizes a contested Henry Ford Health draft study and asserts vaccines cause harm to children; independent reviews and Henry Ford Health rebutted those...
An Inconvenient Study presents a documentary narrative built around a contested Henry Ford Health “vax vs. unvax” study and argues that that study was suppressed because its results allegedly show hig...
"An Inconvenient Study" is a 2025 documentary directed by Kris Armstrong that centers on an unpublished Henry Ford Health study whose lead author is identified in reporting as Dr. Marcus (Mark) Zervos...
Reporting and public materials identify Dr. Marcus Zervos as the lead author of the unpublished Henry Ford study at the center of the film An Inconvenient Study; other named authors include Lois Lamer...
"An Inconvenient Study" is a 2025 documentary centered on an unpublished vaccinated-versus-unvaccinated study promoted by Del Bigtree and ICAN, claiming a link between vaccine exposure and higher rate...
The study and documentary titled "An Inconvenient Study" center on an unpublished Henry Ford Health System analysis that several sources identify as authored or led by Marcus Zervos, MD, along with co...
An Inconvenient Truth and the related phrase "An Inconvenient Study" have been met with a in scientific and public-health circles: many scientists say the core message about human-driven climate chang...
An Inconvenient Study is a 2025 documentary built around an unpublished Henry Ford Health "vaxxed vs unvaxxed" paper whose named authors in coverage include Marcus Zervos and Lois Lamerato; the film i...
The 2025 film An Inconvenient Study centers on a contested vaccinated-versus-unvaccinated children comparison tied to Del Bigtree and an unpublished Henry Ford Health System analysis, and it frames va...
The main thesis of the film and campaign around An Inconvenient Study is that an unpublished Henry Ford–linked comparison of vaccinated and unvaccinated children shows vaccines are associated with hig...
Critics say the unpublished Henry Ford analysis highlighted in the film An Inconvenient Study suffers from fundamental design and data problems that led Henry Ford Health to call it “fatally flawed” a...
An Inconvenient Study is a 2025 documentary built around an unpublished Henry Ford–linked vaccinated vs. unvaccinated cohort study; multiple mainstream outlets and domain experts publicly criticized t...
The unpublished paper tied to the documentary An Inconvenient Study is repeatedly described in reporting and promotional material as authored by Lois Lamerato, PhD; Abigail Chatfield, MS; Amy Tang, Ph...
An Inconvenient Study centers on an unpublished Henry Ford Health analysis comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children; the film and affiliated sites say it used health‑system clinical records and ...
"An Inconvenient Study" is a 2025 documentary promoted by the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) that spotlights an unpublished vaccinated-versus-unvaccinated study and argues it was suppressed, u...
The film "An Inconvenient Study" foregrounds a contested vaccinated-versus-unvaccinated comparison and argues that existing vaccine trials lack true placebo controls, linking vaccination to higher chr...
Henry Ford Health has consistently said the unpublished 2020 draft was never advanced because it failed to meet the institution’s scientific standards — describing the data and analyses as flawed and ...
Independent experts and media outlets have publicly criticized the unpublished “Henry Ford” vaccinated‑vs‑unvaccinated study at the center of the film An Inconvenient Study, citing methodological flaw...
The film and campaign titled An Inconvenient Study is presented by the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) and filmmaker Del Bigtree and centers on an unpublished Henry Ford Health study whose name...
The documentary "An Inconvenient Study" centers on an unpublished Henry Ford Health System birth‑cohort analysis titled "Impact of Childhood Vaccination on Short and Long‑Term Chronic Health Outcomes ...