Category: Editorial
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Policy Critique: Ueda et al. On Japan’s COVID-19 Vaccine Public Health Response
Editorial This issue features the third entry in a growing category of peer-reviewed scholarship in Science, Public Health Policy & the…
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Honoring Dr. Russell Blaylock and the Advancement of Neuroimmune Science in Autism
Editorial In the evolving terrain of neuroscience and public health policy, there are those rare voices who not…
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Clear Dose-Response Signal of Risk of Exposure to COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines Found in VAERS Data
Editorial Dr. Jessica Rose’s study presents a crucial challenge to the prevailing assumption that repeated COVID-19 mRNA vaccination…
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Scientific Basis for Calls for Immediate Review and Policy Action on COVID-19 Vaccination in Pregnancy
Editorial The responsibility of science is to inform, not to conform. It is to evaluate, not to rubber-stamp.…
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The Autopsy Data Are In: What They Reveal About COVID-19 Vaccines and Public Health Oversight
Editorial Two newly published peer-reviewed studies in Science, Public Health Policy & the Law provide critical forensic evidence…
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A Major Step Toward Objectivity in Vaccine Safety Science
Editorial The science of vaccine safety in the United States is at a critical juncture where careful evaluation…
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Letter to the Editor: Potential Contribution of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy to A New Vision of Transformative Medical Research via NIH to Make America Healthy Again
Letter to the Editor The New Vision of Transformative Medical Research via NIH to Make America Healthy Again…
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Introducing Policy Critique Articles
Editorial We are proud to introduce the first Policy Critique article in Science, Public Health Policy, & the…
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Restoring Science to Its True Path: A Call for Integrity, Rigor, and Public Engagement
EDITORIAL Science, at its best, is a disciplined quest for truth—a systematic approach to understanding the universe through…
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OPENING SALVO – THE FUTURE OF SCIENCE AND MEDICINE IS OURS
Part 1. THE FUTURE OF SCIENCE IS OURS James Lyons-Weiler, BA, MS, PhD and Peter A. McCullough, MD,…
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