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Vaccines articles deliver critical analysis and commentary on policy, safety, efficacy, mandates, and their effects on public health, personal liberty, child development, and social life — questioning official narratives and institutional claims.

We cover major issues like COVID-19 vaccine mandates, mRNA risks, vaccine injury reporting, childhood immunization schedules, ACIP decisions, liability protection, informed consent failures, and calls for evidence-based reform and voluntary choice.

All articles from Brownstone Institute are translated into multiple languages to reach global readers, support international open dialogue on science and policy, and defend individual rights worldwide.

Extensive Efficacy Studies that Rebuke Vaccine Mandates

Paul Elias Alexander / October 28, 2021 / Policy, Public Health, Vaccines / 42 minute read / Articles

What these studies show, are that vaccines are important to reduce severe disease and death, but unable to prevent the disease from spreading and eventually infect most of us. That is, while the vaccines provide individual benefits to the vaccinee, and especially to older high-risk people, the public benefit of universal vaccination is in grave doubt. As such, Covid vaccines should not be expected to contribute to eliminating the communal spread of the virus or the reaching of herd immunity. This unravels the rationale for vaccine mandates and passports.

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When Vaccines Are Mandated, Who Bears the Liability?

Scott Morefield / October 12, 2021 / Policy, Public Health, Vaccines / 6 minute read / Articles

Should employees who suffer adverse side effects after being coerced into taking the shot by their employer claim worker’s compensation? Absolutely they should, and they generally will be on solid ground.

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The Polio Pandemic of 1949-52: No Closures, No Restrictions

Jeffrey A. Tucker / September 12, 2021 / History, Policy, Public Health, Vaccines / 7 minute read / Articles

A health official said of the polio epidemic: “Nobody can shut down intercourse of people in communities.” Our rights survived. So did human liberty, free enterprise, the Bill of Rights, jobs, and the American way of life. And then polio was eventually beat.

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Where Is the Science or Logic Behind Mandated Vaccines?

Michael Betrus / September 1, 2021 / Policy, Public Health, Vaccines / 11 minute read / Articles

The people at Pfizer, Moderna, Janssen and even frontline healthcare workers understand the science and data behind the vaccines better than anyone. If even a large minority of these people are reluctant or refuse to get vaccinated, it should tell us all something. COVID-19 is not a one-size-fits-all disease and should not be treated as such.

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