Evidence-Based Investigations

Vaccine Controversies

Each claim investigated using primary sources. Verdicts based on the weight of peer-reviewed evidence.

How We Investigate

1

Identify the Claim

We identify the specific claim being made and clarify what the claim asserts.

2

Find Primary Sources

We locate peer-reviewed studies, FDA/CDC documents, court records, and regulatory data.

3

Assess Evidence

We evaluate study quality, sample size, reproducibility, and regulatory consensus.

4

Publish Verdict

We publish our findings with full citations so readers can verify independently.

Current Investigations

MMR & Autism

Investigating the 1998 Wakefield study, its retraction, and what subsequent research shows about any link between MMR vaccine and autism.

Investigation In Progress

Thimerosal & Neurotoxicity

Examining the evidence on ethylmercury in thimerosal, brain development concerns, and why it was removed from most vaccines.

Investigation In Progress

Does mRNA Change Your DNA?

A deep dive into mRNA vaccine mechanics—where the mRNA goes, how long it lasts, and whether integration is biologically possible.

Investigation In Progress

Aluminum Adjuvant Safety

Reviewing the safety profile of aluminum adjuvants used in vaccines, including exposure levels and regulatory determinations.

Investigation In Progress

Natural Immunity vs. Vaccine Immunity

Comparing the strength and duration of immunity from natural infection versus vaccination across different diseases.

Investigation In Progress

Too Many Vaccines Too Soon?

Examining the childhood immunization schedule, the "overload" hypothesis, and the immune system's capacity.

Investigation In Progress

COVID Spike Protein

Examining claims about spike protein persistence, biodistribution concerns, and cardiovascular effects from mRNA vaccines.

Investigation In Progress

VAERS Misinterpretation

How the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System is frequently misused and what the data can and cannot tell us.

Investigation In Progress

Vaccine Shedding

Investigating claims that vaccinated individuals can transmit vaccine components to unvaccinated people.

Investigation In Progress

Sources & Citations

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