< 1 min read A dataset for the US State of Massachusetts is available that indicates data manipulation and corruption in the state records – vaccine deaths are being labeled Covid deaths, as proven in the death certificates. This leads people to believe that Covid is more severe than it is as the data clearly indicates that the pandemic occurred in June 2020.
< 1 min read In this interview with Bruce Girdler, Jessica Rose takes a look at what her research into VAERS is uncovering…and reveals a few things you may not have known about herself.
< 1 min read PANDA’s internal weekly Open Science Sessions provide an opportunity for science, research and policy to be presented by various leading international experts in a variety of diverse fields.
18 min read by Wilton Alston and Dr Shibrah Jamil | Does the foundation of immunology, epidemiology, and ethics, on which medical decisions have historically been made, support the statement that the unvaccinated are driving the pandemic?
8 min read by Ivan Iriarte MD, Simon Phoenix PhD | In broad terms, the ARR compares how much the overall probability of an outcome reduced or increased. The RRR just compares the benefit, no matter how small, of one event versus another.
< 1 min read PANDA’s Nick Hudson in conversation with Sanjeev Sabhlok, moral philosopher and economist based in Melbourne, Australia. After many years in civil service in both India and Australia, Sanjeev left the civil service to protest the Victorian government’s pandemic policies.
< 1 min read PANDA’s Peter Castleden in conversation with John Church who developed a simple IFR model to examine the Covid-19 pandemic worldwide.
< 1 min read Peter Castleden and Piet Streicher of PANDA unpack the modelling and predictions that PANDA made in 2020 with regard to the COVID-19 pandemic. This retrospective look at what PANDA got right and wrong in the predictions also provides insight into how the models are made.
12 min read Assessing the lethality of SARS-CoV2 in spring 2020 by comparing the age distribution of deceased SARS-CoV2-positives with the age distribution of all deceased from the mortality register in Italy, Germany, France, Spain and England.
< 1 min read Jay Bhattacharya, Professor of Economics and Medicine at Stanford University, in conversation with Nick Hudson.
