Medical Veritas

Needles are scary Anti-vaccination movement

Pricks against pricks

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Medical Veritas was an extremely sleazy anti-vaccine journal published from 2004 to 2008. Their editorial board included none other than Andrew Wakefield, as well as such luminaries as Boyd Haley, Harold Buttram, and Viera Scheibner. Their articles tended to rest on the laughable premise that Big Pharma's vaccines are all dangerous, and there exists a conspiracy to keep them out because of all the money involved in selling them. They are heavily endorsed by Whale.to, and frequently cite articles in JPANDS. They actually offered to republish Wakefield's original, now-discredited 1998 study, and, like JPANDS, are listed by Quackwatch as a "questionable organization.

External links

• Their website
• LBRB on Wakefield
• Medical Veritas: The Journal for Quacks

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