Vaccines

A vote for ignorance is a vote for chaos — In today’s incendiary political climate, it’s hard to focus on one sliver of the U.S. presidential election race, but I’ll try. All I want to do here is call out candidates who don’t want to listen to consensus science. …

A final piece to the puzzle left unresolved in my prior work. — Autopsy, the dissection of a deceased individual, serves as a definitive method for unraveling the cause of death and the impacts of diseases and treatments. With its Greek origins as ‘the act of seeing for oneself,’ autopsy holds the key to unlocking hidden truths within our mortal vessels. I’ve written…

The incredibly incendiary news that Instagram — Mark Zuckerberg’s bastard child — is no longer blocking RFK Jr. …

As of June 2023, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact the world, but there have been several updates and developments in the fight against the virus. In this blog, we will explore some of the latest updates related to COVID-19 in 2023. Vaccination Progress Vaccines remain a critical tool in…

A newsletter providing a short account of the articles published in the previous month. — Hello all! It’s time for me to send another monthly update on what has been published in Microbial Instincts, an independent publication about infectious diseases and vaccines, in May 2023. As usual, here is a short list (friend-linked, no paywall) that I hope will keep you more scientifically informed: Covid-19

or What is mRNA and why does it matter? In the Podcast series, I start off explaining subjects where I have a real strong understanding of the process, the state of the field and items that I think are interesting for the “Sci-curious” crows.(now published: Spotify and Google) I’ll go…

When my academic paper (on long-covid) is being misused to support that mRNA vaccines cause multiple sclerosis. — The claim that a new paper from the World Health Organization (WHO) showing that mRNA vaccines caused multiple sclerosis is going viral on Twitter, garnering millions of views in less than a week (Figure 1). Multiple sclerosis is the most common disabling neurological disorder in young individuals. It happens when…

I’m publishing this series of articles to share and discuss my ruminations on coping with a troubled and messy world. You can “follow” me to never miss an article. The San Francisco Chronicle featured an Op-Ed by Dr. Michelle Mello, Professor of Health Policy and Law at Stanford University[i]. In…

The U.S. Collapse: Will you stand up to live or be led like sheep? If you find this post informative share with others. The dead who are still governing the living The illusions by leaders, and the media are before all, they even blasphemy God’s name in vain for political…