Exposing Measles Lies & Wins for CHD

"This week’s episode of This Week with Mary and Polly reviews conflicting reports of Pennsylvania measles deaths, a new Federal Autism Coordinating Committee action plan, the indictment of NIH virologist Vincent Munster, Dr. Meryl Nass’s lawsuit against the Maine medical board, and former CDC researcher Poul Thorsen’s upcoming guilty plea.

Other items include a call to retract a Danish aluminum study, a Novak Djokovic documentary, an HHS comment period on vaccine-schedule changes, concerns about Moderna’s mRNA flu shot, COVID-mandate moral injury, a Sanofi RSV trial death, CHD’s FCC wireless petition, a Meta social-media settlement, sewage sludge sold as compost, school pesticide exposure, and an upcoming CHD conference with members of Congress.

The program later turns to geoengineering, nanoparticulate “smart dust,” and transhumanist “Internet of Bodies” ideas, then closes with Barbara Bryan’s account of a 1983 MMR hot lot, her sons’ subsequent illness, Munchausen-by-proxy accusations, and a multi-state custody fight she later tied to the vaccine. Hosts stress free-speech platforms, public-health conflicts of interest, and continued vaccine-safety scrutiny."

Hosts: Mary Holland, J.D., Polly Tommey

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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2 ‘Measles-Associated’ Deaths in Pennsylvania Spark Media Blitz — But Officials Won’t Release Details

Coroner Contradicts Pennsylvania Health Officials, Says Measles Didn’t Cause Newborn’s Death

‘We Move With Urgency Now’: Federal Autism Committee Votes to Focus on Action, Accountability

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2 NIH Researchers Indicted for Smuggling Mpox DNA Samples into U.S.

Maine Doctor’s Lawsuit Against State Medical Board Can Go Forward, Judge Rules

Former CDC Scientist Whose Studies Were Used to ‘Debunk’ Vaccine-Autism Link Will Plead Guilty

CHD Scientists Call for Retraction of Danish Study Claiming Aluminum in Vaccines Is ‘Safe’