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New CDC Report Denies Link Between COVID Shots and Sudden Deaths in Young Adults
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New CDC Report Denies Link Between COVID Shots and Sudden Deaths in Young Adults

BySuzanne Burdick, The Defender

More Critics said the researchers looked only at data in one state, limited the study period to 100 days post-injection and failed to use appropriate search terms for finding possible cases of cardiac death related to COVID-19 vaccination. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on April 11 released a new study claiming the…

Developmental Milestones Among Young Children Declined During COVID Pandemic, Study Finds
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Developmental Milestones Among Young Children Declined During COVID Pandemic, Study Finds

ByThe Epoch Times

More A recently published study found significant decreases in communication, problem-solving, and personal-social skills among children up to 5 years of age. Source: The Epoch Times, Megan Redshaw, J.D. A recent study published by researchers at Johns Hopkins found modest declines in developmental milestones among young children in the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic….

Greek high court overturns vaccine requirement for health workers
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Greek high court overturns vaccine requirement for health workers

ByMichael Nevradakis PhD, The Defender

More Originally published: November 24, 2022 In a decision that may signify the end of a 15-month saga for unvaccinated Greek health workers who have been suspended without pay since Sept. 1, 2021 due to their choice not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, Greece’s Council of State — the country’s highest administrative court—ruled Thursday, November…

COVID Spike Proteins Help Cancer Cells Survive, Resist Chemotherapy: Brown University Preprint Paper
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COVID Spike Proteins Help Cancer Cells Survive, Resist Chemotherapy: Brown University Preprint Paper

ByThe Epoch Times

More Source: The Epoch Times, Marina Zhang, 22 April 2024 The p53 gene—the most commonly affected by cancer—stops cancer cell growth and encourages DNA repair. Spike protein from SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, potentially promotes cancer by interfering with anti-cancer activities, according to a recent preprint cell study from Brown University. The preprint authors,…