Category: Janet Kern phD

Why “Millennials” Might be DIFFERENT from Other Generations…

By Janet K. Kern, PhD Millennials, or Generation Y, are referred to as the “Snowflake Generation”. They were born between about 1982-2000. They are currently, as of 2019, between approximately 19 and 39 years of age. They follow Generation X and precede Generation Z. A “snowflake” is a person who is considered to be overly […]

Vaccines and the Perfect Storm…

By Janet K. Kern, PhD A “perfect storm” is defined as a detrimental or calamitous situation or event arising from the powerful combined effect of a unique set of circumstances. A critical look at the current vaccine program in the United States suggests a possible Perfect Storm because there are a combination of factors surrounding […]

Do We Really Want to Inject Our Children with Vaccines Made in China?

By Janet K. Kern PhD There are serious concerns being raised regarding contamination in vaccines, especially in light of the fact that many vaccines are now made in China. Most childhood vaccines are now made in Chinese vaccine manufacturing facilities (Bolen Report, 2017). Unfortunately, foreign pharmaceutical companies are not subject to U.S. Food and Drug […]

Autism Researchers Express Concern that the Tragedy of the Autistic Girl in Louisiana May be a Glimpse of the Second Crisis of Care in Autism that is Coming

by Janet Kern PhD, David Geier, Mark Geier MD PhD Gardasil victim photo above courtesy of Natural News article “Outrage.” In a Newsweek article from 2012 entitled, “An epidemic of special needs kids heads for a crisis of care” author Michelle Cottle describes how there is a current crisis of care, particularly in autism, as children with […]