"An adversarial collaboration on vaccines could serve as a model," write Drs. Christopher M. Worsham and Anupam B. Jena.

Following unsubstantiated claims by President Trump and HHS secretary RFK Jr, the CDC will re-study the link between vaccines and autism.

Robert Kennedy Jr.'s Health and Human Services Department is attempting to revive the debunked autism-vaccine link.

David Geier has repeatedly claimed that vaccines cause autism. Working alongside his father, he has published a number of ...

The idea that vaccines cause autism was debunked by scientists some time ago. Yet it won’t go away. Health and Human Services ...

This article delves into the implications of this study, the motivations behind it, and the controversial figures involved in directing this research. The CDC's announcement to review a connection ...

According to the Washington Post, Geier has touted anti-vaccine beliefs and, along with his father, has published papers, ...

Real CDC,” which falsely claimed a link between vaccines and autism, has been traced back to Children’s Health Defense.

Susan Monarez has been acting chief at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention since January. Her nomination came ...

The apparent choice of a major player in the anti-vaccine community to conduct an HHS study on autism has shocked vaccine ...

He’s the person that’s in charge." To experts, the conclusion of Geier's upcoming CDC study on vaccines and autism is a foregone one. "It seems the goal of this administration is to prove that ...