Vaccines
We have 317 expert articles with research and specialist opinions on health — in 14 languages
Meningococcal vaccine — fear of the disease or of complications?
The STOP NOP Association states that the mortality rate for meningococcal sepsis may reach 20–70%.
Read the answer →Whooping cough is back — has the vaccine failed?
The STOP NOP Association claims that immunity after vaccination against whooping cough wears off within two years.
Read the answer →Having the disease or getting vaccinated—which provides more immunity?
The STOP NOP Association states that immunity after whooping cough can last from 4 to 20 years, while immunity after vaccination against the disease wanes within two years.
Read the answer →Vaccinated and unvaccinated children — has anyone ever compared them?
Jerzy Jaśkowski states that diabetes was 26% more common among vaccinated children, while no cases were recorded in the unvaccinated group.
Read the answer →Vaccination During Pregnancy — What Should Expectant Mothers Know?
Jerzy Zięba warns that flu vaccination during pregnancy may seriously endanger the fetus.
Read the answer →Herd immunity — an argument meant to make us get vaccinated?
Prof. Sucharit Bhakdi accepts herd immunity as an argument for mandatory vaccination only if it can actually be achieved.
Read the answer →Vaccines and corporate profits — where does health end and business begin?
Jerzy Jaśkowski presents legal immunity as a shield for profits, while Jerzy Zięba alleges that sales take priority over safety rules.
Read the answer →Rotavirus vaccine for infants — what should parents know?
The STOP NOP Association says that rotavirus vaccination is recommended for infants up to 6 months of age.
Read the answer →Vaccinating newborns in the first 24 hours of life — necessity or haste?
The STOP NOP Association says that newborns in Poland are vaccinated shortly after birth, although other countries choose a later date or vaccinate only high-risk groups.
Read the answer →The BCG Vaccine for Tuberculosis — Why Does It Still Raise Questions?
The STOP NOP Association states that vaccination does not reduce the number of cases, but does reduce severe forms of tuberculosis in children.
Read the answer →Mercury in vaccines (thimerosal)—a thing of the past or still a problem?
The STOP NOP Association claims that thimerosal is still found in vaccines, although Piotr Witczak writes that wealthy countries have mainly used vaccines without it for 25 years.
Read the answer →COVID vaccines for children — what have we learned over the years?
Prof. Sucharit Bhakdi points to reports of heart inflammation after mRNA vaccines, including in young men.
Read the answer →Mandatory vaccinations and penalties — do parents still have a choice?
Jerzy Jaśkowski believes that a doctor who forces vaccination is acting unprofessionally and in a morally questionable way.
Read the answer →Pneumococcal vaccine for seniors — worth it or not?
The STOP NOP Association states that polysaccharide vaccines against 23 pneumococcal serotypes are recommended for people over 65 and people with risk factors.
Read the answer →Aluminium in vaccines — what aren’t parents being told?
Hubert Czerniak claims that aluminium in vaccines exceeds the permitted limit by 2,500 times and may harm the brain and pancreas.
Read the answer →The HPV vaccine — what isn’t included in information leaflets for parents?
The STOP NOP Association points to chronic symptoms reported after HPV vaccination, such as extreme fatigue, pain, dizziness, fainting, and difficulty walking.
Read the answer →Measles and the MMR vaccine — where does the truth lie?
The STOP NOP Association describes measles as risky for some people, but also attributes possible health benefits to it.
Read the answer →Flu vaccine — does it really protect seniors?
The STOP NOP Association reports that the vaccine’s effectiveness in the 2012/2013 season was 9–56%, and that protection against the H3N2 strain was weak or nonexistent in seniors.
Read the answer →Autism and Vaccinations — What Do Parents and Doctors Outside the Mainstream Say?
Hubert Czerniak and Jerzy Jaśkowski present vaccinations as the main or a certain cause of autism, while Piotr Witczak calls the link with MMR controversial.
Read the answer →MRNA Vaccines and the Heart and Blood Vessels — What Is Prof. Bhakdi Warning About?
Prof. Sucharit Bhakdi warns that a study of mRNA vaccine distribution was said to point to a serious risk of blood clots and other harms.
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