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Free COVID-19 vaccines could be a thing of the past as federal program is set to expire early - Vimarsana News

Free COVID-19 vaccines could be a thing of the past as federal program is set to expire early

The Bridge Access Program was supposed to be temporary and originally scheduled to end in December. Now it's set to end in August.

Amid increasing vaccine hesitancy, polio reemerges - Vimarsana News

Amid increasing vaccine hesitancy, polio reemerges

Low vaccination rates, such as in New York’s Rockland County, may have contributed to the virus’ reappearance.

Emory experts available to answer questions on FDA approval of COVID-19 vaccines - Vimarsana News

Emory experts available to answer questions on FDA approval of COVID-19 vaccines

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Pfizer-BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine. Emory experts are available to discuss the FDA approval announcement as well as all the other ways COVID-19 continues to impact us all.

Source: emory.edu
Starving The Hungry Lie: CDC Removes Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism from Site - Vimarsana News

Starving The Hungry Lie: CDC Removes Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism from Site

Starving The Hungry Lie: CDC Removes Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism from Site Note: In 2010, JB Handley coined a phrase called feeding the hungry lie: The “hungry lie” on autism is both maddeningly simple and simply maddening and goes something like this: “It’s been asked and answered, vaccines don’t cause autism.” As I’ve written about repeatedly, this is a huge lie, a critical lie, and a very “hungry” lie, because it constantly needs to be fed. Below, Ginger Taylor takes you through history, dating back to 1943. I think Dan Olmsted would have been very proud of her work