Trump is right to withdraw from the WHO. But the problem isn't China, says Prof David Livermore. The problem is funders like Bill Gates who are obsessed with 'saving the world' with mRNA vaccines and other boondoggles.
Springer Nature medical journal Cureus has just published a peer-reviewed article on the corruption of major medical journals. One of the authors, Dr Raphael Lataster, summarises his argument.
Donald Trump's nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead the Department of Health and Human Services has sent Moderna, Pfizer and Novavax shares crashing.
Moderna has been rebuked by regulators after offering children £1,500 cash to test the Covid vaccine, action found to have brought "discredit upon the pharmaceutical industry".
It's no surprise that the WHO have declared the Mpox outbreak a Public Health Emergency. Not because it poses a genuine threat, but because it suits the interests of the Pandemic-Industrial Complex, says David Bell.
Dr. Mark Porter has declared that he is taking statins, having decided the benefits outweigh the risks. Dr. Maggie Cooper suggests he should be more suspicious of studies from drugs companies and think again.
Weight loss drug Ozempic cuts heart attack risk by 20% – according to the trial funded by its manufacturer. But are we being told the full story, asks David Craig.
The Human Medicines Regulations state that celebrity endorsement of drugs is not allowed. So why are TV doctors in the pay of AstraZeneca promoting vaccines in the media, ask Tom Jefferson and Carl Heneghan.
Pfizer has been fined just £34,800 for promoting its Covid vaccine before authorisation. But this is a criminal offence, say Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson. When will overpaid bosses face real consequences?
Imagine a risk-free business scheme in which you get to create the market, manage its regulation, then confine people to their homes until they buy it. Welcome to the WHO's world of pandemic management, says Dr David Bell.
