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• Conflicts of interest
  • Expert mongering
  • No H1N1 enquiry committee in the European Parliament
• Ethics
  • Technical expertise as an ethical form. Towards an ethics of distance.
• Evidence-based medicine (EBM)
  • A first step in the trivialization of iatrogenic violence
  • EBM and homoeopathy
  • Prozac, 20 years on
  • Viagra’s hidden story
  • When EBM fuels confusion: central demyelinating disorders after hepatitis B vaccines as a case-in-point
• Statins
  • Failure in drug safety assessment: a worrying issue far beyond manufacturer’s potential conflicts of interest
• Vaccines
  • A comment on a systematic review of the safety of vaccines published in Pediatrics
  • A comment on Hernan et al’s study (2004)
  • Additional questions about the H1N1 scandal
  • Assessment of causality of vaccine-induced adverse reactions
  • Bibliography
  • Chronic fatigue after hepatitis B vaccination.
  • Conflicts of interests
  • Evidence-based medicine and vaccine therapy
  • Flu vaccination: the 2010 campaign
  • Gulf war and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
  • Hepatitis B universal vaccination: learning from the French experience
  • Hepatitis B vaccine - An urgent need of re-appraisal
  • Hepatitis B vaccines and the risk of multiple sclerosis: a comment on the study by Langer-Gould et al. (2014)
  • Hexavac withdrawal
  • How to strenghten the health expertise in the EU?
  • Markers of autoimmunity after hepatitis B vaccination
  • Paediatric vaccination against hepatitits B.
  • Reliability of referencing
  • Reliability of referencing (again...)
  • Report criticizes French hepatitis B vaccination campaign
  • Swine flu : is it serious, doc?
  • Swine flu: an unfounded panic?
  • Swine flu: how safe is the vaccine?
  • Swine flu: to vaccinate or not?
  • Swine flu: too many vaccines?
  • Vaccination: misconceptions about misconception
  • Vaccinations and multiple sclerosis
  • World Health Organization vaccine recommendations: scientific flaws, or criminal misconduct?