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Aluminium adjuvants in vaccines and potential health effects: systematic review

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Publisher: BMJ
Year: 2026
DOI: 10.1136/bmj-2025-088921
Source type: systematic review
Source level: Secondary / synthesis / context
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Are vaccination programs designed to make children chronically ill for later profit?

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A May 2026 BMJ systematic review of 59 human studies (37 case series, 11 RCTs, 9 cohorts and 2 ecological studies; searches to Nov 27, 2025) found no consistent systemic long-term risk in stronger evidence but recognized rare persistent local nodules/granulomas; this does not cover the later August 2026 reanalysis.

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