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The safety of vaccines, including the potential risks and benefits of vaccination, particularly in relation to cancer detection and progression.
Vaccination reduces the risk and severity of long COVID after SARS‑CoV‑2 infection in multiple large studies and meta‑analyses, while reports of prolonged symptoms following vaccination exist but are ...
The Seoul 2025 cohort study linking COVID-19 vaccination to a higher 1‑year cancer incidence has prompted several independent critiques, methodological reanalyses and media dissections rather than a s...
Vaccine-induced immune effects can, in principle, influence cancer detection and progression through well-described immunologic mechanisms, and there is emerging clinical and preclinical evidence for ...
Extensive research has asked precisely whether sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is more common in vaccinated versus unvaccinated infants; the bulk of large epidemiologic studies and authoritative r...
A recent preprint claims infants vaccinated at the 2-month visit were more likely to die in the subsequent month based on linked Louisiana immunization and death records, but the study’s design, sampl...
Reporting shows Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has long promoted views that contradict mainstream vaccine science and, since becoming HHS secretary, has used his authority to change CDC policy and messaging in...
Big pharmaceutical companies do fund and sponsor a large share of vaccine and drug research, and that funding creates real incentives and documented distortions in what gets studied, published, and pr...
The unpublished Henry Ford vaccinated vs. unvaccinated study showcased in the film An Inconvenient Study was widely criticized for multiple, interlocking methodological flaws that reviewers said made ...
Henry Ford Health has consistently said the unpublished 2020 draft was never advanced because it failed to meet the institution’s scientific standards — describing the data and analyses as flawed and ...