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Kennedy Bias Killed the mRNA Vaccines

August 12, 2025 • Donald Schoeff R.Ph.

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Summary: Rooting for your favorite team may very well influence your opinion of the referees in the game. Leave bias there. In healthcare, double-blind placebo-controlled trials and the metanalysis of studies are attempts to remove bias, so that objective reasoning can rule the day. JFK Jr. exhibited significant bias about vaccines prior to his confirmation as Secretary of Health and Human Services, and it has been evinced in his decision to stop the funding for mRNA vaccines. Blatant lies and unchecked bias threaten not only our healthcare options, but the very world in which they operate.

Topics:

· Bias 01:00

· Double Blind Placebo Controlled Studies 01:30

· RFK Jr 02:20

· Science is a Process 04:30

· mRNA 05:30

· Mutations 06:20

· Bacteria Too 07:45

· More Bias 10:00

· You Are The Experiment 12:00

· mRNA Risk Benefit 14:15

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