The Value of Vaccination: A Non-partisan Review of Its History and Results (PDF)

In The Value of Vaccination: A Non-partisan Review of Its History and Results, Dr. George William Winterburn critically examines vaccination’s history, efficacy, and safety with an impartial perspective. He highlights what he views as fundamental weaknesses in the production and understanding of vaccinal virus, observing, “Millions of vaccinations are made every year, and nobody knows what they are made with. The whole process is a haphazard game with chance.” Winterburn notes that vaccination was initially accepted based on Edward Jenner’s claim that it would eliminate smallpox, yet argues that today’s medical field relies on commercial vaccine producers who lack transparency. Citing over a thousand documented cases of injury or death linked to vaccination, Winterburn questions both its safety and the rigor of its application, making his work a critical resource for those exploring the complex legacy and debates surrounding vaccination.