Baroness Hallett today publishes the 4th report from the UK C-19 Inquiry. The People’s Vaccine Inquiry group take a preliminary look at her conclusions.
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The things you have to do to be heard
What a new nursing home study hides Dr Clare Craig A new paper in Medical Research Archives examines all-cause mortality across 15,000 US nursing homes from May 2022 to June 2023, stratified by vaccination status. The authors – Denhaerynck, Mead and Wolfinger – use forward and reverse lag models to show that mortality rose following […]
Charity statement ahead of Inquiry’s report on vaccines and treatments
Today the Inquiry releases its module 4 report It is a difficult day today for the vaccine injured who have struggled to be heard. The following statement is from Caroline Pover who is the chair of trustees at the charity UKCV family. The charity will also be making a statement in response to the report. COVID […]
The great disruption
Six years on from the first lockdown, this article looks at excess deaths from just one condition, gall stones, and considers the likelihood of a much larger and still unacknowledged catastrophe of indirect harm.
Six Saved Babies. What About the Seventy Who Died?
In the only trial in healthy women, for every neural tube defect prevented, NINE babies were lost Dr Clare Craig For nearly three decades we have been told a reassuring story. Synthetic folic acid was added to food to prevent neural tube defects – spina bifida and anencephaly (where the brain does not form properly). […]
How SAFE is SAFE when it comes to electromagnetic radiation?
An update on the arguments over the safety of electromagnetic radiation. As SAFE as other SAFE products? WHO knows?
The Witch Hunt moves up a gear
The unremitting attacks on doctors speaking out about the policies of the covid era sometimes feel like a witch hunt. The latest against Dr David Cartland has certainly ramped things up another notch.
An open letter to Mr Wes Streeting
Re: The GMC is Failing in its Duty to Protect the Public and Needs Urgent Reform.
Health professionals, academics and concerned citizens write to Wes Streeting to point out the huge discrepancies in GMC action against whistle blowers compared with doctors commiting sexual offences.
Pick of the Week
Round up from Dr Ros Jones Book Review- 3/11: Viral Takeover 1st March 2026 A brave new book about the COVIDcrisis by British Journalist and Author Sonia Elijah Robert Malone writes a detailed review of Sonia Elijah’s book in which she has forensically examined all aspects of the 5 years from March 2020. There is […]
The Numerator Was Nonsense and the Devil Is in the Denominator
How New York City’s covid graphs misled the world Dr Clare Craig 11 March 2026 In January 2022, New York City published graphs that appeared to shatter claims the vaccines were not the saviour that had been promised and settle the covid vaccine debate for good. Almost all cases, hospitalisations, and deaths were shown to […]
Two books, and a film, that could destroy the pandemic industry
Part 3: An Inconvenient Study An ICAN and Del Bigtree Film The article below, by HART member Dr Gary Sidley, was first published on his Substack page. Members of HART doubtless have views on children’s vaccines ranging from ‘all good’ to ‘all bad’ but one thing we definitely agree on is the importance of sharing […]
Tribute to Dr Keith Johnson
A Tribute to Dr Keith Johnson, HART member who died last year.
The Lancet Lets it Lie
Lancet choose to ignore errors in paper on myocarditis in children Dr Clare Craig 3 March 2026 Retractions are sometimes necessary, for example in cases of fraud, fabrication, or findings that are demonstrably unreliable, but the scientific record is not meant to be constantly rewritten. Progress normally occurs in a far more gradual way: hypotheses […]
From Individual Protection to Collective Mission
The Shifting Ethical Centre of Gravity in the Declaration of Helsinki, 1975–2024 Dr Clare Craig February 2026 Introduction The Declaration of Helsinki, first adopted by the World Medical Association in 1964, has served for sixty years as the foundational document of research ethics. Its central moral commitment—that the rights and interests of the individual research […]
The Unseen Cost of Chickenpox Vaccination
A Measurable Harm, an Unmeasured Risk In a recent Spectator article, “All Hail the Chickenpox Vaccine!”, Toby Young shares a harrowing personal experience involving his newborn son, poor care and a near‑fatal brush with chickenpox. It is a moving and powerful story. At the end of the piece, Young suggests that women of childbearing age […]
Lest We Forget Part 4 – A Voice to the Silenced
‘Lest We Forget’ is a five part series written by headmaster Hugh McCarthy and published in UKColumn, in which he pulls apart the disaster of lockdowns and school closures for children. In part 4, he looks at the experiences of teachers and carers.
Pick of the week
Top pick from the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry over deaths from sepsis in a top oncology unit and years of denial.
Other picks from HeART members, Gary Sidley, Clare Craig, Alan Mordue, Liz Evans & Ros Jones
Inconvenient Deaths
How the return to baseline reveals the hidden excess Dr Clare Craig FRCPath The 2025 death registration data for England is now available. It offers a chance to revisit a benchmark: the ONS 2018 population and mortality projections, published before the pandemic, before lockdown, and before any changes in methodology. According to those projections, deaths […]
