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An Unknown Commission Could Destroy the Vaccine Market

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By Eric Feigl-Ding
| Dr. Eric Ding’s Journal
A little-known federal program keeps childhood vaccines on the market in the United States. If it collapses, all routine vaccines could disappear entirely. RFK Jr. is targeting the single program that allows vaccine manufacturers to create products for the US market without fear. And he’s doing it secretly by taking over the relatively-unknown commission that’s in charge of overseeing this program.
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Anti-Vax Ideology Cannot Survive a Scorching Roast. Let's Do More.

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By Eric Feigl-Ding
| Dr. Eric Ding’s Journal
The other night, a Jimmy Kimmel Live sketch with actor Noah Wyle went viral, and it made me think. It had the star of The Pitt parody medical conspiracies circulating in MAHA circles and from RFK Jr. Check it out: The humor works by showing how silly it would be to listen to an actor instead of a real doctor. The comedy lowers your defenses and prompts you to think a bit more critically about where you get your information from.
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Unexpected Side Effects: Vaccines Protect the Aging Brain and Heart

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By Eric Feigl-Ding
| Dr. Eric Ding’s Journal
An enormous discovery hiding in plain sight is forcing scientists to rethink what vaccines actually do to the human body, and it carries massive implications for aging, dementia, heart disease, and the future of public health. A growing body of peer‑reviewed research now suggests that vaccines recommended for older adults may provide benefits beyond preventing infection.
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