How many Covid vaccine-related adverse events are acceptable? Do the benefits outweigh the risks? Two senior individuals working in the pharmaceutical industry address this question, and their answer may surprise you.
Professor David Livermore was in Copenhagen last week at the world's premier infection conference – but nowhere on the agenda were discussions about vaccines, masks or lockdowns.
It is impossible to reconcile a highly effective Covid vaccine with the excess mortality in Denmark since 2021, says Professor of Public Health Eyal Shahar.
The Government's use of psychological techniques to increase fear to boost compliance with pandemic measures destroyed the public's ability to consent to vaccines, the Chairman of the UK Council for Psychotherapy has said.
Andrew Bridgen has been expelled from the Conservative Party after raising concerns about Covid vaccine harms. You don't have to agree with everything he says to regard this as deeply regrettable.
Australia has ignored the growing evidence of harm from mRNA vaccines to grant full approval to Moderna's Covid vaccine as the country ramps up its commitment to mRNA vaccine technology.
It turns out that the U.K. drugs regulator the MHRA is responsible for making its own rules and marking its own homework. No wonder it repeatedly fails to keep the public safe, writes ex-Senior Civil Servant Nick Hunt.
New Covid variant poses a "triple threat" to U.K. and "future Covid strains could mutate to become more severe". The latest warnings from a virologist and Independent SAGE adviser sound much like the old ones.
COVID-19 vaccines must be suspended owing to the level of reported injuries and deaths across all age groups and a full inquiry launched into the MHRA, the regulator which approved them, a group of experts has said.
Doubled pregnancy loss rate, raised foetal abnormality rate and concentration of lipid nanoparticles in ovaries in Pfizer's animal studies – how could they tell women this vaccine is 'safe'?
