Covid vaccine-makers Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca were required to publish multiple post-authorisation safety studies. So where are they, asks Nick Hunt.
The U.S. CDC is recommending for everyone six months of age and older to get vaccinated against both flu and COVID-19 this autumn, despite admitting it has no safety data.
In light of all we now know about the harms from the mRNA vaccines, to advise further jabs is "no more and no less than medical negligence", says Professor Angus Dalgleish.
German biologist Dr Jürgen O. Kirchner, who has helped expose the scandal of DNA contamination in the mRNA vaccines, shows how the German regulator prioritised a dream of 'vaccine hub Germany' over safety.
In a new FOI release the MHRA has finally come clean that it failed to test the safety of mass manufactured Covid vaccine batches, in contravention of its own regulations and public statements.
Women who don’t menstruate were several times more likely to experience unexpected vaginal bleeding after COVID-19 vaccination than before the vaccines were offered, a study has found.
Spikes in heart deaths among Japan's working-age men support the 'hot lot hypothesis' – that some Covid vaccine batches are much worse than others, says Guy Gin.
The effectiveness of the fourth Covid vaccine dose against death was around zero, a new analysis of official ONS data by top public health scientist Professor Eyal Shahar shows.
The Government's reassurances on the safety of 5G and other forms of radio-frequency radiation include factual inaccuracies and are unpersuasive, says Gillian Jamieson.
Reviewing the evidence to date on mRNA vaccine harms, Dr Jonathan Engler asks if the mechanisms of harm mean we have only so far seen the tip of the iceberg.
