A woman in New Jersey claims the vaccine she sought to protect her from an illness rather gave her the illness, instead. The plaintiff, called Peggy S. by the courts, received a Zostavax shingles vaccine on…
The CDC issued a warning that measles is spreading throughout the United States. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention specifically cited 21 states as being places whereas the illness has been reported. The states cited…
Springfield, Missouri says it has a problem. The problem? Many parents don’t want to vaccinate their children. Now officials are saying that Missouri is becoming similar to Utah, Texas, and other states where a higher…
Ireland is blaming “fake news” for its increase in measles cases. In 2017, there were a reported 25 measles cases. This year, Ireland has seen a rise to 66 cases. Measles “outbreaks” have effected France, Greece,…
Bernadette Pajer is being called “SuperMom” after she lambasted the Washington State Board of Health over pharmaceutical companies. I mean. holy wow. seriously? This happened TODAY. SuperMom speaking to Washington State Board of Health. Bernadette…
League leader Matteo Salvini called required vaccines “useless” and said they were “in many cases dangerous, if not harmful”. Now, they won’t be required. By a vote of 148 to 110 in the upper house…
Who needs people? That’s most likely what big drug companies are finally realizing after all these years. Pet vaccines are big business. If you’ve ever taken your pet to a veterinarian, then you know that…
Courtenay Heading from Jurby Wellness tells Beth and Christy on MR Women Today to explain why he’s sounding alarms on the HPV vaccine.
New data in the state of Texas shows that 57,000 students claim at least one non-medical vaccine exemption, a number that has the state’s health officials in a frenzy. That’s a jump in 4,000 students from…
A school in Brisbane, Australia has shut its doors due to what it is terming, “an extraordinary flu outbreak.” Middle Park State School made the unprecedented decision to close after 182 of 600 students came…