Are Vaccines Only Tested for 4 or 5 Days?
It is a common anti-vax myth that vaccines are only tested for four or five days before they are approved.
Are Vaccines Only Tested for 4 or 5 Days? Read More »
It is a common anti-vax myth that vaccines are only tested for four or five days before they are approved.
Are Vaccines Only Tested for 4 or 5 Days? Read More »
What’s worse than false balance about vaccines, false balance about vaccines in the middle of a big measles outbreak!
The controversy around vaccine trials and placebo use persists as anti-vaccine advocates demand saline placebos. While some studies have used saline placebos with positive results, ethical and logistical concerns remain. This has fueled ongoing debates and raised questions about the ethics of placebo use in vaccine trials, especially in pediatric populations in developing countries.
Where are the Saline Placebos? Read More »
Although the study design for Gardasil used for licensing in Europe might have been suboptimal, although that doesn’t really come across in this Slate piece, it seems clear that it didn’t result in safety data being missed, and as post-licensure tests have confirmed, Gardasil is safe.
Et Tu, Slate? Flaws with Their Questions About Gardasil Read More »
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