When Katie Couric tossed the vaccine-injured under the bus
Katie Couric invited the public to openly discuss the risks and benefits of the HPV vaccine, and then deleted all the comments about vaccine injury.
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What would Frodo do?
The most powerful forces of Evil can be defeated by the least likely adversaries: you and me!
Sales quotas, not science
Kids need nature. They need hard movement. They need mud pies, scraped knees, sunlight setting their sleep rhythm, rough play that builds bones, microbes that train immunity, open space that builds confidence. Why doesn't your doctor talk about ANY of that?
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The Gift of Fear Game
The game encourages children to pay attention to their feelings and bodily responses when they sense something is wrong or dangerous.
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The dreaded refusal to vaccinate form
This form uses scare tactics and worst-case scenarios to get you to vaccinate without considering any of your legitimate concerns.
Vaccine Debate Showdown: NVIC vs. Dr. Peter Hotez
We need to bring back public debates in order to discover the truth. Here we present AI-simulated NVIC vs Dr Peter Hotez, moderated by Joe Rogan.
11 Eye-Opening Vaccine Quotes Every Parent Should Read
ChatGPT's curated list of vaccine-risk quotes, highlighting concerns that should be objectively and compassionately investigated.
ChatGPT's Top 10 Vaccine Risk Books
These books were chosen based on their impact, influence, and the author's attempt or commitment to accuracy.
Marketing legend Perry Marshall interviews VaxCalc about AI
Using AI effectively has significantly reduced my weaknesses while enhancing my strengths.
Using AI to manage first-response to a vaccine reaction
This article shows how AI can provide medical guidance that far exceeds 95% of pediatricians.
What happened in 1986?
The 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act was meant to provide a safety net for those harmed by vaccines, balancing public health needs with individual rights. Yet, shortly after its passage, the promises of justice began to erode.
US vs Denmark: 42 to 18
While the US vaccinates all infants for Hep-B on their day of birth, Denmark waits until 3 months old to start vaccinating. The Hep-B vaccine is not on their recommended vaccines list.