Kenyan farmer Jusper Machogu, recently smeared as a climate change 'denier' by BBC Verify, explains why Net Zero hysterics, not sceptics like him, should be the ones facing criminal prosecutions.
Clinical trials can't save lives if results stay hidden, warns Dr Maggie Cooper. UK regulations must enforce full transparency to build public trust and ensure patient safety.
Obese NHS patients are now being given a gastric weight loss balloon. But will this new device be any safer than others that have proven deadly? It may be all too predictable, say Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson.
An important series in the Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice involving the BMJ's Peter Doshi and Raphael Lataster has now concluded and it shows the Covid vaccine trials exaggerated the safety of the vaccines.
Japan has approved the world's first 'self-amplifying mRNA' Covid vaccine, despite only testing it on 800 people, no control group and only checking antibody levels not infection rates. Medicine regulation died with Covid.
Sudden deaths were twice as high among the vaccinated in the original Pfizer clinical trial, researchers have found, reigniting concerns about the safety of the novel mRNA drug.
Many assume that Covid vaccines saved millions of lives. However, public health expert Prof Eyal Shahar shows that once you correct for the 'healthy vaccinee' bias, vaccine effectiveness against death is around zero.
If you're considering participating in a clinical trial in the U.K., maybe don't, says Nick Hunt. Trials are regulated by the MHRA, and its failures here are no less extensive and serious than elsewhere.
A mainstream newspaper has covered the numerous allegations of fraud in the Pfizer vaccine trials for the first time. Is a reckoning on its way?
The UKHSA's vaccine effectiveness estimates rely on a method that assumes the vaccines don't increase susceptibility to other similar diseases. But what if that assumption is wrong, as it has been with other vaccines?
