Scientists from Yale have discovered a syndrome linked to the mRNA Covid vaccines that damages the immune system and causes chronic fatigue with spike protein persisting in the blood for up to two years.
A new research paper contains evidence that the mRNA Covid vaccines cause heart damage at the cellular level, writes David Livermore, former professor of medical microbiology at the University of East Anglia.
A worrying new scientific study has detected the presence of spike protein in Covid-vaccinated people six months after vaccination – and ruled out the possibility it was due to Covid infection.
Stroke incidence has ballooned since the Covid vaccine rollout with cases often correlating with Covid waves. A new paper sheds light on why.
Genetic medicine specialist Dr. Chris Newton explains to Rosie Langridge what mechanisms lie behind the sometimes serious side-effects of Covid mRNA vaccines and what can be done about it.
Professor Masanori Fukushima, a Japanese infectious diseases expert, describes the mRNA Covid vaccines as an “unprecedented disaster” in an exclusive interview for the Daily Sceptic.
The obsession with antibodies has let us down badly because there's more to the immune system than antibodies, not all antibodies protect well against respiratory infection, and some antibodies cause auto-immune attacks.
The spike protein from SARS-CoV-2 by itself can lead to heart muscle injury, new research has found, raising questions about the safety of the vaccines which induce spike protein production in the body.
A study from Stanford University has found that vaccine mRNA and spike protein persist in lymph nodes for up to two months following vaccination – but not following infection, fuelling concerns about vaccine safety.
A new paper in Clinical Infectious Diseases has shown that the spike protein from an mRNA Covid vaccine is present systemically in the blood from the day of the jab and is not localised to the site of injection.
