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Immunocompromised people, who are often encouraged by public health agencies to take more shots, may actually be harmed if they follow such advice, a recent study found, suggesting that frequently getting boosters may impair immune responses.

The technology used in Moderna’s COVID vaccines carries toxicity risks, Moderna researchers wrote in their research report.

The updated COVID vaccines do not add protection for people who have been vaccinated or had a prior infection, according to a Japanese study.

A recent paper calling for a “global moratorium” of COVID shots estimates that the vaccines caused more deaths than they saved. The researchers estimated that for every life saved, there were nearly 14 times more deaths caused by the injections.

Top officials in President Joe Biden’s administration pressured Amazon to censor some books about COVID-19, according to emails revealed under the Freedom of Information Act.

Finally, with the rise in measles cases drawing concerns, our medical columnist Dr. Yuhong Dong, an infectious disease specialist, says that the original measles vaccines likely contributed little to measles eradication; by the time the vaccines were introduced, measles death rates had already fallen by more than 98 percent from their peak.

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Frequent COVID Boosters in Immunocompromised ‘May Be Causing More Harm Than Benefit,’ New Review Suggests

According to a narrative review, repeated COVID-19 vaccination may increase the likelihood of experiencing SARS-CoV-2 infection and other pathologies. 

Additionally, receiving multiple doses may result in much higher levels of IgG4 antibodies and impair the activation of white blood cells that help protect the body from infections and cancer.

Moderna Scientists Warn mRNA Vaccines Carry Toxicity Risks

“A major challenge now is how to efficiently de-risk potential toxicities associated with mRNA technology,” Moderna scientists wrote in their paper, which was published by Nature Reviews Drug Discovery on Jan. 23.

Updated COVID Vaccines Don’t Add Protection for Vaccinated With History of Infection: Study

Vaccinated people who took one of the COVID-19 shots actually saw a slight decrease in protection against infection, researchers in Japan found.

Biden Administration Pressured Amazon to Censor COVID-19 Books: Emails

“Who can we talk to about the high levels of propaganda and misinformation and disinformation of [sic] Amazon?” Andrew Slavitt, President Joe Biden’s senior adviser for responding to COVID-19, wrote to Amazon on March 2, 2021, the tranche of missives shows.

Mr. Slavitt said in another message that officials had searched on Amazon for “vaccines.”

Surprising Remedies for Measles Might Have Saved Many Lives

Skepticism exists about the measles vaccine’s role in eradicating the disease. 

Historical records indicate that measles incidence and mortality rates were already declining before the widespread use of the vaccine.

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