The hottest Vaccine Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top U.S. Politics Topics
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 1493 implied HN points 30 Jan 24
  1. COVID was used as a reason to introduce mRNA technology and vaccines.
  2. The COVID narrative should end and be addressed as a crime.
  3. There is opposition to the use of mRNA technology and vaccines.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 1650 implied HN points 25 Jan 24
  1. Dr. Özlem Türeci, co-creator of first Pfizer COVID mRNA vaccine, has facial paralysis.
  2. Question raised about whether her work caused her facial paralysis.
  3. Concern about silence from medical doctors and media regarding facial paralysis.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 1592 implied HN points 24 Jan 24
  1. COVID pandemic is claimed to be a lie and we were always immune
  2. Lockdowns and mRNA technology are criticized for their deadly outcomes
  3. Medical authorities are accused of murder and malfeasance for their handling of COVID
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 1906 implied HN points 14 Jan 24
  1. Forgive those who wronged you to free yourself from anger and rage.
  2. Seek full accountability for the actions of others, even after forgiveness.
  3. Investigate and uncover the truth behind deceitful actions for justice.
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Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 1670 implied HN points 17 Jan 24
  1. Support for no amnesty for those involved in COVID actions and policies.
  2. Advocacy for holding accountable high-society individuals like the common criminal.
  3. Emphasis on the need for courts and juries to make decisions on punishment.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 1434 implied HN points 22 Jan 24
  1. Michael Strahan's daughter was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a rare form of brain cancer.
  2. There is mention of a potential gene vaccine that could help with the cancer.
  3. The post raises the question of whether Michael should consider specific mRNA vaccines.
Alexander News Network -Dr. Paul Elias Alexander's substack 628 implied HN points 12 Feb 24
  1. Vaccine mRNA doesn't stay at the injection site but can spread to placenta and umbilical cord blood, which may have biological benefits but also risks for the fetus.
  2. Research shows that COVID vaccine content can affect babies in the womb, highlighting the lack of information from vaccine makers in studies involving pregnant women.
  3. The study underlines the importance of providing critical information for pregnant women to make informed decisions regarding COVID vaccination.
News from Those Nerdy Girls 786 implied HN points 16 Jan 24
  1. Winter respiratory illness season is approaching, and there is a significant surge in COVID cases.
  2. COVID is more deadly than the flu, with more Americans dying of COVID compared to flu.
  3. The updated COVID vaccine is effective and worth getting, providing strong protection against infection and severe outcomes.
Unreported Truths 51 implied HN points 26 Feb 24
  1. A crucial line in the study was misread, leading to the need for a retraction of the article.
  2. The article incorrectly claimed that unvaccinated people were part of the study, when in fact all participants were vaccinated.
  3. The broader point still stands that there is increasing evidence vaccines may not prevent deaths once they stop preventing infection.
Logging the World 518 implied HN points 23 Jul 23
  1. Lockdown restrictions have mostly been dismantled in the UK, returning to normalcy post-COVID.
  2. It's important to allow young people to enjoy festivals and parties after putting aspects of their lives on hold during the pandemic, despite public health concerns.
  3. Language around illness as punishment can lead to harmful judgments and biases in healthcare and society.
The DisInformation Chronicle 525 implied HN points 27 Apr 23
  1. The media can be influenced by money and elites to shape narratives and protect those in power.
  2. Journalistic failures and biases have been exposed in coverage of figures like Trump and Tucker Carlson.
  3. Twitter was involved in attempting to control vaccine information and limit damage to the World Health Organization by discussing how to mitigate the impact of Tucker Carlson's reporting without direct censorship.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter 10 implied HN points 17 Mar 24
  1. Gates Foundation doesn't want a public discussion to address COVID vaccine misinformation
  2. The author proposed involving 'misinformation spreaders' and Gates Foundation experts in a dialogue, but received no response
  3. The foundation chose not to engage in resolving differences on vaccine safety and efficacy through open conversation
Silent Lunch, The David Zweig Newsletter 35 implied HN points 22 Jan 24
  1. Vaccine mandates during the pandemic were a departure from past policies, impacting civil liberties and public health.
  2. Media narratives linking anti-vax sentiment to right-wing ideologies were misleading, with cases revealing diverse political backgrounds of fraudsters.
  3. Enforcement resources on vaccine card fraud raise concerns about priorities over healthcare crimes of greater magnitude.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter 13 implied HN points 19 Feb 24
  1. The CDC has released V-safe free-text comments to show the serious safety problems associated with the COVID vaccine.
  2. There are nearly 400,000 comments in the release, highlighting a variety of negative symptoms and reactions.
  3. Using testimonials from V-safe comments could be a powerful marketing tool to encourage vaccine uptake.
Anxiety Addiction & Ascension 79 implied HN points 08 Aug 23
  1. The importance of discussing Covid vaccine harms and the reluctance in society to address this issue openly.
  2. The need for influencers and thought leaders to take a stand on vaccine harms to drive the conversation into mainstream discourse.
  3. Challenging individuals who avoid discussing vaccine harms and emphasizing the importance of separating those who address the issue from those who do not.
Anxiety Addiction & Ascension 39 implied HN points 17 Oct 22
  1. Pfizer admitted to never testing if their vaccine prevented transmission of the virus, undermining the foundation of lockdowns and mandates put in place.
  2. The narrative pushed by pharmaceutical companies and governments about vaccines preventing transmission was a lie, causing far-reaching consequences like economic damage and societal division.
  3. There is a call for spreading awareness about the truth, holding accountable those responsible for the deceit, and uniting against the injustice inflicted by the manipulation of information.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 39 implied HN points 16 Sep 20
  1. The effectiveness of a COVID-19 vaccine may need to be higher than what regulatory bodies find acceptable in order to truly impact the course of the pandemic.
  2. Even with a vaccine that is 50% effective, wiping out the virus completely may be challenging, especially with lower vaccine coverage.
  3. Vaccines not only need to protect individuals from the virus but also prevent transmission to others, which can have a significant impact on overall disease spread.
Joshua Gans' Newsletter 0 implied HN points 12 Apr 20
  1. Immunity from COVID-19 is a critical assumption in policy discussions, but what if this assumption is wrong? If immunity is not guaranteed, the virus may never go away.
  2. Investing in extensive testing, especially HAVE tests, can still be valuable even if immunity or a vaccine is not a solution. Testing can help contain the spread of the virus and eventually eradicate it.
  3. The possibility of not achieving permanent immunity emphasizes the need for testing as a hedge against uncertainty. Testing, regardless of immunity status, plays a crucial role in managing the pandemic.
Are You Okay? 0 implied HN points 23 Aug 21
  1. COVID testing options include rapid antigen tests with high sensitivity for symptomatic adults, and PCR tests for early and late infection detection.
  2. The CDC recommends testing and isolation protocols for fully vaccinated individuals who are sick or exposed to COVID-19, with different requirements based on symptoms.
  3. Vaccinated individuals can still infect others, but likelihood is lower than in unvaccinated individuals; Booster shots are not universally necessary but could benefit some high-risk groups.
Are You Okay? 0 implied HN points 24 Jan 21
  1. Long Covid can persist even after the virus is cleared from the body, causing symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and muscle aches.
  2. Understanding the mechanism behind lasting symptoms of Covid-19 can help direct treatment for patients experiencing lingering effects of the virus.
  3. Getting vaccinated for Covid-19 is not just about preventing death but also avoiding long-term suffering experienced by many with the virus.
Are You Okay? 0 implied HN points 20 Jan 21
  1. More COVID-19 vaccine doses are on the way, including a safe single-dose option from Johnson & Johnson.
  2. Stay patient with booking vaccine appointments, as more doses are being distributed, and federal efforts are underway to speed up the process.
  3. Prepare for your vaccine appointment by ensuring you're well-rested and well-fed, but avoid premedicating with Benadryl if you have allergies.