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SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: Is residual DNA a hidden adjuvant in vaccines?
Regulators dismiss residual DNA in vaccines as a harmless manufacturing impurity. But buried in the scientific literature is evidence that these DNA fragments can have “in-built adjuvant activity.”
When genomic scientist Kevin McKernan dis...
The ER doctor who decided against vitamin K for his own kids
Most doctors never question the newborn vitamin K injection, but emergency physician Joseph Fraiman did—and concluded there were important questions the evidence could not answer.
When emergency physician Joseph Fraiman’s children were bor...
BREAKING: CDC snubs Moderna’s new mRNA flu vaccine
In a dramatic blow to Moderna, the CDC has left the company’s newly approved mRNA flu vaccine off its list of options for the upcoming flu season.
The snub comes barely a month after the FDA licensed mFLUSIVA for adults aged 50 and older,...
The journal Vaccine has an impartiality problem
It was once the flagship journal of vaccinology. Now, Vaccine has undergone a striking editorial shift. This investigation examines what changed — and why it matters.
Under its long-serving editor-in-chief Dr Gregory Poland, the journal Va...
The antidepressant question we’re still afraid to ask
More than 20 years after the ABC deemed my documentary too controversial to air, the Lindsay Clancy trial has revived a question that remains taboo: can antidepressants contribute to violence?
Back when I was an investigative reporter at t...
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Maryanne Demasi PhD is an investigative journalist who writes for online media and top tiered medical journals. For over a decade, she was a TV presenter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC).
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