News Round-Up
2 December 2024
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2 December 2024
by Will Jones
Is banning the burps of bullocks worth risking our bollocks? That the question posed by the decision to give Bovaer to cows to 'save the planet', says Ben Pile, after evidence suggests a possible risk to male fertility.
The weight loss drug Mounjaro has been linked to the death of a 58 year-old NHS nurse after she suffered multiple organ failure – the first U.K. fatality attributed to the jab.
Returning from a tour of Australia and New Zealand to warn political leaders of the dangers of the Covid vaccines, top oncologist Prof Angus Dalgleish was relieved that his evidence on cancer risks did not go unheeded.
You know times are changing – and narratives shifting – when the BBC runs a report on a man "left to rot" after his Pfizer Covid booster "destroyed his life" and left him in permanent pain.
U.K. medicine regulator the MHRA is hiding a Pfizer report that shows up to 40% more heart conditions in the vaccinated, says Nick Hunt. The document must be published without delay.
The FDA's emergency approval of the mRNA vaccines required enhanced disclosure in all advertising. But Pfizer and Moderna dodged the rules by failing to state it was unlicensed and had side-effects, Lee Fang discovers.
The Covid vaccines should be suspended due to accumulating evidence of high levels of DNA contamination which present a "substantial risk" of cancers, say 52 scientists and academics.
Another vaccine tyrant has repented. Retiring New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet has said forcing people to take the ineffective Covid vaccines was "wrong". It's all too little too late, says Alexandra Marshall.
A new study from Oxford University has laid bare the terrible decision to vaccinate children against Covid. Chris Whitty should hang his head in shame, says Nick Rendell.
The mother of a disabled son with a rare heart condition has won a landmark case to prevent the state from injecting him with the COVID-19 vaccine she feared could kill him.
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