Children’s Health Defense: Most Read News of the Week (01/19/25)

Article contains links to each topic listed below (edited as needed to include additional information):

• 6 New Class Action Lawsuits in California and Illinois Accuse Makers of Children’s Fluoride Toothpaste of Violating Federal Law about Deceptive Marketing — products marketed as “extra safe for children”

  • Children’s toothpaste brands Crest and Colgate/Tom’s of Maine

  • Mouth rinse brands Act, Tom’s of Maine, Firefly and Hello

• West Virginia Governor Gov. Patrick Morrisey Issues Executive Order Allowing Religious and Moral Grounds Exemptions for Mandatory School Vaccines

• ‘Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism’ Claim Built on ‘House of Cards.’ A new Review by independent journalist coauthor Jeremy Hammond and Children’s Health Defense scientists Brian Hooker, Ph.D. and Jeet Varia, Ph.D.

• Zuckerberg on “The Joe Rogan Experience” — White House Would ‘Scream’ and ‘Curse’ at Facebook Staff to Remove COVID Content

• A Win for Walla Walla: Residents Beat Back AT&T Plan to Build Cell Tower Near Homes, School

• No Proof MMR Vaccine Is 'Safer' than Measles, Mumps or Rubella Infection, per Physicians for Informed Consent investigation and updated educational materials

• Australian Study Adds to Evidence That COVID Vaccines Cause Myocarditis

• Florida Whistleblower Attorney William S. Scott Seeks IRS Investigation Into Gates Foundation’s For-Profit Vaccine Activities (likely nothing will be done)

• Doctors Reported COVID Vaccine Injuries in Private “COVID19 Physician Group” Facebook Group Early in Pandemic — but were afraid to speak up

• Take Action: Tell Mark Zuckerberg to Restore Children’s Health Defense Facebook Account!