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A public health newsletter that translates epidemiology and health research into practical guidance on topics like respiratory viruses, vaccines, outbreaks and healthy aging. Issues combine weekly situation updates with deeper explainers, often featuring expert guests.
Evidence-based explainers on health science, with regular coverage of US vaccine policy and the wellness industry, including a biweekly series with CIDRAP. Readers get policy updates, close readings of official guidance, and personal commentary on public health.
MD Reports, by independent journalist Marianne Demasi, publishes investigations into science and medicine, including vaccine policy, trial conduct and drug evidence. Issues dig into primary documents such as trial protocols, regulatory records and committee minutes, though the sample is heavily framed around a critical stance toward institutions.
This newsletter publishes essays, interviews and book summaries that challenge mainstream medical and institutional narratives, covering vaccines, screening, psychiatry and alternative cancer therapies. It frames these topics through critiques of institutional closure, administrative control and suppressed treatments.
A farewell post from virologist Geert Vanden Bossche, published in German, French and Dutch, looking back on five years of arguing against mass COVID-19 vaccination. It restates his theory that mass vaccination drives viral immune escape and immune refocusing, and announces he will stop publishing on the site.
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