Reports of vaccine related effects can be useful
Vaccine deniers, especially in the USA, use the passive data from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), a system where individuals can report supposed adverse events post-vaccination,...
View ArticleVaccine package inserts–debunking the myths
Updated and revised article originally published on 24 April, 2013. One of the cherished strategies of the vaccine deniers is to use the package insert (called a Patient Information Leaflet in EU...
View ArticleHPV vaccine propaganda – anti-vaxxers get it all wrong again
The Skeptical Raptor, stalking pseudoscience in the internet jungle.Although I don’t have official evidence, I think that anti-HPV vaccine propaganda is a special subset of the anti-vaccine...
View ArticleInformed consent, vaccines and package inserts – examining the facts
The Skeptical Raptor, stalking pseudoscience in the internet jungle.Informed consent is important. For vaccines, as it is for all other medical treatments. But there appears to be some...
View ArticleAnti-vaccine arguments that don’t convince pro-science humans
The Skeptical Raptor, stalking pseudoscience in the internet jungle.There are so many annoying anti-vaccine arguments that make me laugh and cause my rational brain to explode. The anti-vaccine...
View ArticleTesting vaccines for cancer – another anti-vaxxer myth with no credibility
The Skeptical Raptor, stalking pseudoscience in the internet jungle.If you’re spending more than a nanosecond reading idiotic memes from the anti-vaccine religion, I’m sure you’d see the old the...
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