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A controversial vaccine study led by SDU professors Peter Aaby and Christine Stabell Benn faces sharp international criticism from both the WHO and US congressmen. The study involves delaying the hepatitis B vaccination for 7,000 out of 14,000 newborns in Guinea-Bissau for six weeks to test non-specific effects. The critics consider the withholding of the vaccine to be ethically indefensible in a high-risk area.
At the same time, a grant of ten million kroner from the American Health Agency (CDC) arouses political suspicion in the USA. The members of Congress fear that the funds have been granted under the influence of the environment surrounding Health Minister Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in order to retrospectively create evidence for vaccine-critical attitudes. The researchers’ practices are further questioned due to accusations of having previously withheld data and biased results.
Danish experts warn that the case threatens the international reputation of Danish research, and they criticize the SDU management for its silence on the matter.
https://www.weekendavisen.dk/ideer/kritik-fra-allerhoejeste-niveau
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Det er ikke første gang Christine Stabell Benn har lavet noget lettere tvivlsomt. Bl.a. kan denne udsendelse hos Genstart anbefales: [https://www.dr.dk/lyd/special-radio/genstart/genstart-2025/forskerfejde-11802550112](https://www.dr.dk/lyd/special-radio/genstart/genstart-2025/forskerfejde-11802550112)
Der er dog en fejl i resumeet. Babyerne får der normalt vaccinen efter 6 uger, så man udskyder ikke vaccinen for dem der får den sidst. Man fremrykker den for den gruppe der får den først.
Forsøget bliver så kritiseret fordi folk misforstår det og tror at det er en udsættelse af vaccinen istedet for en fremrykning.
Hvad havde man forventet. At SDU vil associeres med hende der mænger sig med stanniolhatte
Det er lidt vildt at USA’s sundhedsminister er antivaxer.
Brug jeres egne børn til undersøgelse.