by Michael Palmer MD, with kind help from Dr. Lucija Tomljenovic There is a renewed push underway to inoculate children and adolescents against infections with human papilloma virus (HPV). But is this campaign based on sound science? This post makes the case that there is no urgent need for such a vaccine, and that the existing vaccines have proven neither effective nor safe. On the …
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A Critical Look at a COVID-19 Vaccination Study: Clarity is Key
By Sarena L. McLean MSc. (Epidemiology & Biostatistics), Health Sciences Researcher & Member of Doctors for Covid Ethics (2021) The study “A Critical Analysis of All-Cause Deaths during COVID-19 Vaccination in an Italian Province” by Alessandria et al. aimed to evaluate the impact of COVID-19 vaccination on all-cause mortality while correcting for immortal time bias (ITB). Conducted in the Piedmont region of Italy, the study …
The fallacies of the “no virus” doctrine
by Michael Palmer, MD Our last and best theory is always an attempt to account for all falsifications ever found within the field in question. Karl Popper This article was written as a rebuttal to a piece by German journalist Torsten Engelbrecht [1], which in turn was a reply to my own piece (co-authored with Sucharit Bhakdi) [2]. Engelbrecht’s arguments were a subset of the …
Do viruses exist?
Michael Palmer, MD and Sucharit Bhakdi, MD In the context of the COVID-19 “pandemic”, many people have come to understand that political and scientific authorities have been systematically lying about the origin of the infectious agent, as well as the need for and the safety of mandatory countermeasures, including lock-downs, masks and vaccines. Some skeptics have gone further and begun to question the existence of …
On the pathogenesis of turbo cancer induced by COVID-19 mRNA vaccines: a hypothesis
Michael Palmer, MD This short memo makes the case that turbo cancers in patients who received mRNA vaccines can be explained by the observed uptake of those vaccines by macrophages and dendritic cells, based on a well-documented but not widely known theory of carcinogenesis.
The EU Commission can see no excess mortality due to the COVID-19 vaccines
On August 29, 2023, Ivan Vilibor Sinčić, a Croatian member of the EU Parliament, asked the EU Commission for an estimate of the number of fatal COVID vaccine-related fatalities. In her written reply, EU Commissioner Stella Kyriakides denied any significant mortality. In this post, we dissect and rebut her response.