The newsletter presents the author's claim that virology is fraudulent, framed around self-described experiments, legal anecdotes and appeals for donations and paid subscriptions. Excerpts offer little verifiable evidence and mostly repeat promotional and subscription messaging.
Website: https://controlstudies.substack.com
A French health newsletter by a PhD virologist that breaks down everyday health topics such as colds, health misinformation and prevention using sourced, practical guides. Part of each issue is free, with practical sheets and extras reserved for paying subscribers.
A University of Maryland virologist's Substack covering threats to US federal science funding, including NIH and NSF policy changes, alongside accounts of his lab's research on phage and bacteria. Readers get advocacy-tinged commentary on research policy and behind-the-scenes looks at specific published studies.
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.
A self-described critic argues that virus particles are indistinguishable from cell debris and that virology's causal methodology is fundamentally flawed, using excerpts from its own literature. Recent issues also include long personal feuds with other critics, so the newsletter mainly serves readers already sympathetic to germ theory denial.
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