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Mike Adams and his Website Natural News Have Spread False Vaccine Information to Over 100 Million People
03:46 - 08:21 (04:35)
Mike Adams, the founder of the website Natural News, has claimed that his writings have been read by over 100 million people, but he has spread false vaccine information and conspiracy theories, including linking vaccines to autism and claiming that there is a cover-up campaign by the medical establishment to suppress evidence.
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Mike Adams, who claims to have authored more than 2,000 articles, including investigative articles, satire, and op-ed, has spread false information about vaccines having toxic levels of mercury, vaccine-autism connection, and claimed a cover-up by the medical establishment.
03:46 - 05:38 (01:52)
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Mike Adams, who claims to have authored more than 2,000 articles, including investigative articles, satire, and op-ed, has spread false information about vaccines having toxic levels of mercury, vaccine-autism connection, and claimed a cover-up by the medical establishment.
ChapterMike Adams and his Website Natural News Have Spread False Vaccine Information to Over 100 Million People
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PodcastBehind the Bastards
The Natural News website has been criticized by professor Alan Levitovitz as a platform for pseudoscientific content and conspiracy theories, while boasting millions of monthly unique visitors.
05:38 - 08:21 (02:42)
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The Natural News website has been criticized by professor Alan Levitovitz as a platform for pseudoscientific content and conspiracy theories, while boasting millions of monthly unique visitors. The site has been ranked as the number one worst anti-science website by science-based blog Skeptoid.