The hottest Vaccines Substack posts right now

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Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 10 implied HN points β€’ 18 Dec 24
  1. The survey indicates that a significant number of children developed rapid onset autism right after receiving vaccines, suggesting a potential link.
  2. Specifically, around 60% of children who had vaccines showed autism symptoms within a week following the vaccination.
  3. The author believes more people should look into this issue, as they think mainstream science is ignoring important evidence.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 12 implied HN points β€’ 31 Oct 24
  1. There is no clear medical reason for COVID vaccines to prevent infection. Natural infections can create immunity, but not the kind from an injected vaccine.
  2. After vaccines were given out, the data showed that the rate of deaths actually increased and stayed the same for a year, even though it was going down before the vaccines.
  3. Some people in the medical field believe vaccines can cause harm, but are pressured not to publish their findings because of funding and institutional pressures.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 8 implied HN points β€’ 06 Feb 25
  1. There was a significant increase in death reports after the COVID vaccine was given, over 100 times higher than normal for other vaccines. This raises questions about vaccine safety.
  2. The number of death reports linked with the COVID vaccine is way higher compared to all other vaccines combined, suggesting something might be unusual with the COVID vaccine.
  3. Healthcare providers are required to report any deaths they suspect are related to vaccines, but many have reported difficulties and frustrations with the reporting process, indicating a possible problem with the system.
Anxiety Addiction & Ascension β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 10 May 22
  1. The political left and right have swapped places in terms of beliefs and stances over the past twenty years, showcasing an almost complete inversion.
  2. Key ideologies like views on war, corporations, censorship, and even vaccines have shifted drastically, leading to a reevaluation of traditional political labels.
  3. The rise of the Canadian Truckers Convoy in 2022 highlighted a significant shift where the 'left' no longer looked like champions of the working class, showcasing a clear disconnect between political poles.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 9 implied HN points β€’ 28 Dec 24
  1. The evidence presented by those claiming vaccines saved lives often doesn’t actually support their claims. Many studies suggest that vaccinations didn't significantly reduce death rates.
  2. Safety signals that could indicate vaccine harm have been ignored or not properly investigated. There’s a lack of thorough autopsy studies to confirm if vaccines caused any deaths.
  3. The overall threat level posed by COVID-19 was exaggerated. Many reports show that COVID-19 is comparable to the flu, leading to concerns that society overreacted and pushed vaccines without adequate justification.
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Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 11 implied HN points β€’ 15 Oct 24
  1. Confounders are factors that can distort data, making vaccines seem unsafe, but they should affect results randomly. It raises questions about why they only appear to show a negative impact on vaccines.
  2. There is a significant difference in mortality rates between different vaccine brands, suggesting there may be deeper issues like manufacturing defects or distribution biases impacting safety results.
  3. Despite individual observations of negative vaccine effects, people are often told to trust aggregated data from authorities, which can lead to doubts about the reliability of personal experiences and observations.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 11 implied HN points β€’ 14 Oct 24
  1. The Takada paper suggests that there are very high risks of myocarditis associated with the COVID vaccines, especially with Moderna, which has an alarming ROR of 54.
  2. This data raises concerns about the overall safety of both Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, indicating they have significant issues compared to other drugs.
  3. Health authorities are not providing adequate information about these risks, and there are calls for more transparency regarding the vaccine's safety profile.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 10 implied HN points β€’ 08 Nov 24
  1. If AI models had to tell the truth, we could expect more honest answers to important questions. This could change how we interact with technology and rely on its information.
  2. There have been claims and studies suggesting a link between vaccines and autism, but many scientists disagree. It's a complex issue that needs more open research.
  3. Government oversight of AI and medical research could ensure better transparency and accountability. This would help the public trust information provided by these systems.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 10 implied HN points β€’ 12 Oct 24
  1. O'Brian Pastrana was a healthy firefighter until COVID shots made him permanently disabled. Now he’s struggling with only half of the pension he should have received.
  2. Many firefighters are afraid to speak out about the dangers they see after the vaccine rollout. They worry they might lose their jobs and benefits if they share their experiences.
  3. Despite O'Brian's situation being recognized as work-related, the city refused to fully accept responsibility. This has left many individuals feeling abandoned by the system.
Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf β€’ 10 implied HN points β€’ 17 Oct 24
  1. A large group of doctors and scientists studied 450,000 pages of Pfizer's documents, uncovering serious issues with their COVID vaccine trials. They found that Pfizer may have harmed a lot of people, especially regarding reproductive health.
  2. Many adverse effects from the vaccine were reported, including severe health problems and deaths that were not fully disclosed by Pfizer. This lack of transparency raised serious concerns about the vaccine's safety.
  3. The collective efforts of these volunteers led to important findings being published, which ultimately helped inform the public and pushed back against vaccine mandates and misinformation.
Who is Robert Malone β€’ 18 implied HN points β€’ 27 Feb 24
  1. Barbara Loe Fisher is a strong advocate for informed consent in medical decision-making, especially regarding risks associated with vaccines.
  2. Informed consent is a fundamental ethical principle in medicine that should be applied universally, including in the context of vaccinations, which can have serious health implications.
  3. There has been a significant shift in public attitudes towards vaccine injury and informed consent processes over the years, with increasing challenges to maintaining freedom of thought, speech, and conscience.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 22 Jan 24
  1. The New Zealand data leaked by whistleblower Barry Young indicates that COVID vaccines may increase the risk of death.
  2. The data analysis revealed concerning trends like increased mortality rates after certain vaccine doses.
  3. Challenges in getting responses from scientists and authorities call for a court hearing to address the vaccine-related concerns.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 7 implied HN points β€’ 17 Dec 24
  1. The author believes that vaccines can cause autism and is willing to bet $1 million on it. They think if the science is clear, people should take the bet.
  2. They argue that nobody is accepting the bet because they secretly believe vaccines do cause autism, despite the scientific consensus that they don't.
  3. The author views putting money on the line as a way to see who truly believes in their claims. They are eager for a debate and willing to offer a reward for finding a counterparty.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 7 implied HN points β€’ 17 Dec 24
  1. Vaccines and autism have been debated often, but many experts say there is no link between them. It's important to look at good data and research.
  2. A recent survey found that many families have children with autism, raising questions about what could be causing it. Understanding this issue is really important for families.
  3. The author wants to collect personal stories from families about when their child started showing signs of autism. He believes it's crucial to gather more information in this area.
Silent Lunch, The David Zweig Newsletter β€’ 24 implied HN points β€’ 20 Sep 23
  1. A new Pfizer study found that 3 doses of the Covid vaccine for kids under 5 didn't show significant benefits.
  2. The media largely ignored the unfavorable results of the study.
  3. The study revealed that the Pfizer vaccine, as directed with 3 doses, did not reduce Covid-related medical visits for young children.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 16 implied HN points β€’ 05 Mar 24
  1. The Tucker Carlson interview had a massive positive response with over 100K likes and 6.6M views.
  2. Steve Kirsch discussed controversial topics like the link between vaccines and autism during the interview.
  3. Tucker Carlson himself praised the interview, inviting Steve Kirsch back onto the show in the future.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 6 implied HN points β€’ 27 Dec 24
  1. There's a big debate about whether the COVID vaccine actually saved more lives than it harmed. People are trying to figure out the real impact of the vaccine.
  2. Arguments from both sides are being shared, with some saying the vaccine was beneficial and others claiming it had serious negative effects.
  3. The discussion is serious because it involves a lot of money and people's health, so understanding both perspectives is really important.
Injecting Freedom β€’ 15 implied HN points β€’ 15 Mar 24
  1. The diphtheria vaccine in the US is part of a combination vaccine mandated for grades K-12 to prevent transmission in schools.
  2. The diphtheria vaccine works to stop infection and transmission of the diphtheria bacterium.
  3. The belief behind the mandate is that the vaccine helps prevent the spread of diphtheria within the school setting.
Who is Robert Malone β€’ 15 implied HN points β€’ 06 Mar 24
  1. Claims about COVID-19 vaccines' effectiveness and safety were exaggerated in clinical trials and observational studies, impacting risk-benefit analyses.
  2. Observational studies exhibited biases like case-counting window bias, affecting estimates of vaccine effectiveness.
  3. Studies showed issues with safety estimates, short counting windows, and potential negative effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 15 implied HN points β€’ 26 Jan 24
  1. Lara Logan knows 20 people who died from the COVID vaccine but only 1 who died from the COVID virus.
  2. There are only two possibilities: the vaccine killed at least 5X as many people as the virus, or Lara is lying.
  3. Poisson distributions never lie - if there are such extreme statistics, there's something to be questioned about vaccine safety.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 5 implied HN points β€’ 10 Jan 25
  1. The Moderna vaccine might be riskier than the Pfizer vaccine based on some studies, suggesting it has a higher chance of serious side effects.
  2. Recent information indicates that the safety comparison between the two vaccines might not be as clear as previously thought.
  3. Being updated with new data is important for anyone who may help others decide which vaccine to take.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 15 implied HN points β€’ 14 Jan 24
  1. New Medicare data suggests that COVID vaccines may have increased mortality rates, contradicting promises of safety and efficacy.
  2. Unvaccinated individuals appeared to fare better in terms of mortality since April 2022, challenging the need for booster shots after that time.
  3. Flu vaccines also show concerning mortality rates, suggesting unsafe practices and lack of benefit.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 2 implied HN points β€’ 26 Jun 25
  1. Dr. Andrew Wakefield faced severe consequences for his research linking vaccines to autism, including losing his medical license. His story shows how difficult it can be to stand up for controversial ideas.
  2. Many parents are now sharing similar stories about their children's health issues, raising questions about childhood vaccines. This growing concern suggests that people are re-evaluating the information around vaccinations.
  3. The conversation around vaccines goes beyond just science; it's about the impact of truth on public health and the personal costs faced by those who challenge the status quo.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 13 implied HN points β€’ 19 Feb 24
  1. The paper critical of COVID vaccines will be retracted by the journal Cureus due to multiple concerns with the validity of the work.
  2. The decision to retract the paper was final, with an extensive listing of concerns to support the retraction, creating no room for appeal or discussion.
  3. Public debates or challenges regarding the retraction are unlikely to happen, highlighting the power dynamics in scientific publishing where journals ultimately determine truth.
Harnessing the Power of Nutrients β€’ 19 implied HN points β€’ 04 Dec 21
  1. The book discusses how Fauci, Gates, and other key players have shaped the Global Pharma Machine, driving the narrative towards profit over public health.
  2. RFK Jr.'s exploration delves into the rise of the biosecurity state, revealing how two decades of scenario planning laid the groundwork for the COVID-19 response.
  3. The book sheds light on the interconnected web of pharmaceutical influence, regulatory capture, and intelligence community involvement leading to a potential march towards a global police state.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 12 implied HN points β€’ 15 Mar 24
  1. The individual made multiple attempts to contact the FDA regarding various concerns, but did not receive any response.
  2. Despite lack of response, the individual was able to connect with a live member of FDA media relations leadership and presented their offer for a public dialog to address differences.
  3. While unsure of FDA's willingness to engage in public discussion, the individual finds the connection made with FDA media relations leadership intriguing.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 12 implied HN points β€’ 05 Mar 24
  1. A pathologist in Croatia reported a 52% increase in cancer risk for ages 15-59 who were vaccinated.
  2. The study showed that vaccinated individuals had a higher risk of developing carcinomas compared to unvaccinated individuals.
  3. The pathologist does not recommend vaccinations and most people in Croatia are hesitant to get vaccinated despite medical recommendations.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 12 implied HN points β€’ 22 Feb 24
  1. The study analyzed 99 million vaccinated individuals, claiming the benefits outweigh the risks, but critics disagree due to concerns about safety signals and limitations of the study.
  2. There is skepticism about the benefits of the COVID vaccine, with questions raised about its effectiveness and the reported adverse events, as well as the lack of transparency in sharing data.
  3. The discussion revolves around the comparison of risks between the COVID vaccine and the virus, particularly focusing on adverse events like myocarditis, highlighting conflicting findings in various studies.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 6 implied HN points β€’ 16 Oct 24
  1. Studies show that the COVID vaccines are not the same, with some evidence suggesting Moderna could be more harmful than Pfizer. However, there are questions about the reliability of this data.
  2. If one vaccine is found to be unsafe and causes problems, it suggests that the other vaccine may also be harmful. Both brands might have serious side effects that need to be acknowledged.
  3. There's a significant lack of transparency in the research data about the vaccines, making it hard to get clear answers on their safety and effectiveness.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 12 implied HN points β€’ 06 Feb 24
  1. Large geriatric practice reported a 3X increase in deaths after COVID vaccine rollout.
  2. The nurse with 35 years of experience observed that all deceased patients were vaccinated, and the deaths were attributed to the shots.
  3. Question raised about lack of success cases where mortality significantly decreased after COVID vaccines were administered.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 12 implied HN points β€’ 26 Jan 24
  1. Trying to hide public health information is never a good idea, especially when pushing a vaccine.
  2. Health New Zealand is attempting to censor information, but refuses to explain data discrepancies.
  3. Public discussion and transparency are crucial when it comes to public health issues like this.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 4 implied HN points β€’ 09 Jan 25
  1. The COVID vaccine might have reduced the number of infections among workers. It's important for people to share their experiences to get a clearer picture.
  2. If someone thinks the vaccine was effective, they should provide specific details about their workplace and what they observed.
  3. Gathering real feedback can help understand if the vaccine worked as expected in different settings. Honest experiences are needed for better insights.
Steve Kirsch's newsletter β€’ 10 implied HN points β€’ 19 Feb 24
  1. The New Zealand OIA request revealed that COVID vaccines were found to increase the risk of dying, instead of providing protection against COVID.
  2. The data released under OIA showed that vaccinated individuals experienced a significant increase in mortality during the COVID outbreak, contrary to what was expected.
  3. Mainstream epidemiologists have avoided analyzing the data that shows the vaccines increased the risk of dying from COVID, leading to a lack of public discussion and questioning.