The article discusses vaccine liability and the importance of compensation for individuals who may have been harmed by vaccines.

The article discusses vaccine liability and the importance of compensation for individuals who may have been harmed by vaccines.

The article discusses vaccine liability and the importance of compensation for individuals harmed by vaccines. Professor Dorit Rubinstein Reiss explains the U.S. no-fault compensation system, emphasizing that it ensures quick support for claimants without proving fault. The article advocates for maintaining effective accountability mechanisms and highlights the rarity of serious vaccine-related injuries.

This article, on vaccine liability questions, was written by Dorit Rubinstein Reiss, Professor of Law at the University of California Law, S

The article addresses prevalent cancer myths, emphasizing the complexity of cancer as a disease with over 200 types requiring varied treatments. It debunks misconceptions about a singular cure and…

The article addresses prevalent cancer myths, emphasizing the complexity of cancer as a disease with over 200 types requiring varied treatments. It debunks misconceptions about a singular cure and…

The article addresses prevalent cancer myths, emphasizing the complexity of cancer as a disease with over 200 types requiring varied treatments. It debunks misconceptions about a singular cure and hig...

The article addresses prevalent cancer myths, emphasizing the complexity of cancer as a disease with over 200 types requiring varied treatments. It debunks misconceptions about a singular cure and highlights that many cancer cases arise from random genetic mutations. Overall, US cancer mortality has dropped by 35% over the last 30 years, the war on cancer is going well.

I keep responding to these cancer myths all across the internet, so I thought that it might be useful to list out my favorite ones. Unfortun

A large prospective cohort study identified four maternal health conditions which are linked to higher autism risk.

A large prospective cohort study identified four maternal health conditions which are linked to higher autism risk.

A large prospective cohort study identified four maternal health conditions which are linked to higher autism risk.

A recent study identified four maternal health conditions—overweight, depression, asthma, and pregnancy complications—linked to higher autism risk. The study revealed racial and ethnic disparities in autism prevalence, suggesting that access to prenatal healthcare impacts risk levels. Researchers emphasize the need for further exploration of these associations to inform preventive measures.

According to a large US study, maternal health conditions during pregnancy were consistently associated with autism across racial and ethnic

In August 2026, a poll revealed that while 68% of U.S. adults rejected the vaccine-autism link, skepticism increased since 2021, with 32% unsure or believing the claim. Notably, 50% viewed HHS…

In August 2026, a poll revealed that while 68% of U.S. adults rejected the vaccine-autism link, skepticism increased since 2021, with 32% unsure or believing the claim. Notably, 50% viewed HHS…

In August 2026, a poll revealed that while 68% of U.S. adults rejected the vaccine-autism link, skepticism increased since 2021, with 32% unsure or believing the claim. Notably, 50% viewed HHS Secreta...

In August 2026, a poll revealed that while 68% of U.S. adults rejected the vaccine-autism link, skepticism increased since 2021, with 32% unsure or believing the claim. Notably, 50% viewed HHS Secretary Kennedy favorably despite his anti-vaccine stance, raising concerns about vaccination rates amidst a measles outbreak.

In an August 2026 poll of 1,904 U.S. adults, the Annenberg Public Policy Center found that most respondents didn't agree with false claims b

The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported a fifth measles-related death in 2026, in an outbreak with 943 total cases across 39 counties. All deceased individuals were unvaccinated. The measles…

The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported a fifth measles-related death in 2026, in an outbreak with 943 total cases across 39 counties. All deceased individuals were unvaccinated. The measles…

The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported a fifth measles-related death in 2026, in an outbreak with 943 total cases across 39 counties. All deceased individuals were unvaccinated. The measles vi...

The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported a fifth measles-related death in 2026, in an outbreak with 943 total cases across 39 counties. All deceased individuals were unvaccinated. The measles virus poses serious health risks, including pneumonia and neurological complications. Vaccination is crucial for individual and community protection against this preventable disease.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has reported a fifth death associated with measles in 2026. That same report also notes 943 measles ca

A new preprint study shows the shingles vaccine reduces hospital-coded shingles but not dementia risk over eight years. The study has methodological strengths but significant limitations, notably in…

A new preprint study shows the shingles vaccine reduces hospital-coded shingles but not dementia risk over eight years. The study has methodological strengths but significant limitations, notably in…

A new preprint study shows the shingles vaccine reduces hospital-coded shingles but not dementia risk over eight years. The study has methodological strengths but significant limitations, notably in d...

A new preprint study shows the shingles vaccine reduces hospital-coded shingles but not dementia risk over eight years. The study has methodological strengths but significant limitations, notably in data completeness regarding dementia diagnoses. Anti-vaxxers use this unpublished study to challenge numerous studies that show that the vaccine is linked to lower dementia risk.

A recently published preprint study shows that the shingles vaccine clearly reduced hospital-coded shingles but did not reduce hospital-code

A recent survey indicated that over 72% of US adults would be open to a hypothetical, low-cost vaccine that could reduce dementia risk.

A recent survey indicated that over 72% of US adults would be open to a hypothetical, low-cost vaccine that could reduce dementia risk.

A recent survey indicated that over 72% of US adults would be open to a hypothetical, low-cost vaccine that could reduce dementia risk.

A recent survey revealed that over 72% of US adults aged 50 and older would consider a cost-effective vaccine that could reduce dementia risk by half. Despite its potential benefits, 28% would refuse the vaccine, indicating a significant level of vaccine hesitancy among the population. The survey highlights demographic differences in willingness.

According to a new survey, more than 72% of US adults aged 50 years or older were open to receiving a hypothetical cost-effective, multidose

The CDC reports a significant rise in rabies activity in the U.S., with increased human exposures, including near-exposures in North Carolina. Rabies is fatal once symptoms arise, highlighting the…

The CDC reports a significant rise in rabies activity in the U.S., with increased human exposures, including near-exposures in North Carolina. Rabies is fatal once symptoms arise, highlighting the…

The CDC reports a significant rise in rabies activity in the U.S., with increased human exposures, including near-exposures in North Carolina. Rabies is fatal once symptoms arise, highlighting the imp...

The CDC reports a significant rise in rabies activity in the U.S., with increased human exposures, including near-exposures in North Carolina. Rabies is fatal once symptoms arise, highlighting the importance of immediate postexposure prophylaxis. Effective prevention relies on pet vaccinations and awareness of rabies transmission through bites and scratches.

Despite HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr's unscientific comments about rabies and shutting down the CDC's rabies testing (which was later

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has reported four deaths linked to a measles outbreak, including an 18-year-old who died of acute disseminated encephalomyelitis. Since January 2026,…

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has reported four deaths linked to a measles outbreak, including an 18-year-old who died of acute disseminated encephalomyelitis. Since January 2026,…

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has reported four deaths linked to a measles outbreak, including an 18-year-old who died of acute disseminated encephalomyelitis. Since January 2026, Pennsylvania...

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has reported four deaths linked to a measles outbreak, including an 18-year-old who died of acute disseminated encephalomyelitis. Since January 2026, Pennsylvania has documented 767 cases, with many complications indicating the risks of measles. The decline in MMR vaccination coverage increases the likelihood of further fatalities.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has announced the fourth death that appears to be linked to the ongoing measles outbreak. The latest d

On September 13, 2026, a 40-year-old unvaccinated woman died from measles complications in Pennsylvania, amidst an outbreak in the state.

On September 13, 2026, a 40-year-old unvaccinated woman died from measles complications in Pennsylvania, amidst an outbreak in the state.

On September 13, 2026, a 40-year-old unvaccinated woman died from measles complications in Pennsylvania, amidst an outbreak in the state.

On September 13, 2026, a 40-year-old unvaccinated woman died from measles complications in Pennsylvania, amidst an outbreak that infected 676 people. The CDC excluded this and two previous deaths from their national tally, prompting criticism of public health officials. Measles is dangerous for both children and adults, with serious complications.

On 13 September 2026, the Washington Post reports that a 40-year-old woman in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, has died of complications from

Army doctor Theresa Long to investigate 2,544 US military deaths linked to the COVID vaccine, despite lacking relevant medical expertise.