Lawrence Solomon discusses his recent column, the “Untold Story of Measles” on the Charles Adler Show, 680 CJOB in Winnipeg.
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Flu vaccines raise controversy this season
While both camps point the finger at one another, it seems the most virulent aspect of this season’s flu was controversy.
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1196339/flu-vaccines-raise-controversy-this-season/#aRyjw2CTs9VjiYLD.99
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1196339/flu-vaccines-raise-controversy-this-season/#aRyjw2CTs9VjiYLD.99
While both camps point the finger at one another, it seems the most virulent aspect of this season’s flu was controversy.
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1196339/flu-vaccines-raise-controversy-this-season/#aRyjw2CTs9VjiYLD.99
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1196339/flu-vaccines-raise-controversy-this-season/#aRyjw2CTs9VjiYLD.99
While both camps point the finger at one another, it seems the most virulent aspect of this season’s flu was controversy.
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1196339/flu-vaccines-raise-controversy-this-season/#aRyjw2CTs9VjiYLD.99
Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/1196339/flu-vaccines-raise-controversy-this-season/#aRyjw2CTs9VjiYLD.99
The most virulent aspect of this season’s flu was controversy. Lawrence Solomon is quoted for this article by Web news portal, the Inquisitr.com.
North America slow to reverse renewables projects, but its turn will come soon
Only those in fantasyland should expect a contract to be sacrosanct when one party to the transaction makes the law. Continue reading North America slow to reverse renewables projects, but its turn will come soon
Taxi-sharing as region’s transit answer
Lawrence Solomon’s call for an overhaul of how taxicabs are licenced could apply to the Windsor-Essex region, reports WindsorOntarioNews.com.
You may be better off without a flu shot
Numerous physicians who consider flu shots a no-brainer, are seemingly unaware of the authoritative studies that show the flu shot’s downsides to be all too real.
Don’t believe everything you read about flu deaths
Flu deaths have been played up to create a mass market for the flu vaccine.
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Fill ‘er up, with people
Traffic congestion would disappear if the government regulations that cause it were abolished. Continue reading Fill ‘er up, with people
Why governments want health care workers vaccinated
To protect the population at large against diseases, public health authorities generally aim to immunize 90 to 95 per cent of the population. To the dismay of the authorities, however, one segment of the population is surprisingly resistant to getting the flu and other vaccines recommended for them — doctors, nurses and others working in the health care sector.
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WSJ contributor: Vaccine-skeptical scientists deserve appreciation & fair press
The Miami Examiner reports on Lawrence Solomon’s new series about vaccines.
Continue reading WSJ contributor: Vaccine-skeptical scientists deserve appreciation & fair press
Why the press shouldn’t dismiss vaccine skeptics
Granted, kooks and quacks exist in the vaccination field, just as they exist elsewhere. But no journalist would have any difficulty finding dozens of distinguished skeptical scientists for the very few “rogue” scientists that the press has vilified.
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