Vaccine White Papers

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At the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN), you are the authority over your health choices and those of your children. In a medical world manipulated by advertising and financial interests, true information is hard to find and often harder to understand. ICAN’s goal is to put the power of scientifically researched health information in your hands and to be bold and transparent in doing so, thereby enabling your medical decisions to come from tangible understanding, not medical coercion.

Below are ICAN White Papers.

An Introduction to Vaccine Safety

Deciding to inject a product into your or your child’s body is an important decision.

This brief introduction to vaccine safety, cited to official government sources, will help you make an informed decision.

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The Danger Of Eliminating Vaccine Exemptions

This document highlights a few of the vaccine safety and efficacy issues necessitating the need for informed consent for vaccination and the ability to openly criticize our vaccine policies.

At the least, the following should occur before censoring concerns regarding vaccine safety:

a. Vaccine safety duties should be removed entirely from HHS and placed into an independent board;

b. Pharmaceutical companies should be liable for injuries caused by their vaccine products; and

c. The childhood vaccine schedule and each vaccine should be safety tested in a properly sized long-term placebo-controlled clinical trial.

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Introduction To Vaccine Safety And Policy In The United States

ICAN spent months researching the state of vaccine safety in the United States. The shocking result of this effort was presented to the heads of the National Institutes of Health with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. in May of 2017.

The information contained in that presentation has been distilled into an easy to read, thorough white paper that goes through many of the shortcomings and failures of the vaccine safety program.

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How Aluminum Adjuvants In Vaccines Can Cause Autism

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) asserts that vaccines and vaccine ingredients have been disproven as potential causes of autism. Statements by the CDC are generic and encompass all vaccines and vaccine ingredients. These statements are not supported by the available science.

ICAN looked into the possible role aluminum adjuvants play in the development of autism and created a white paper explaining how this devastating disorder may be triggered by vaccines.

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