Children’s Health Defense (CHD), the organization led by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., has released a new online resource, The COVID Index, that refutes the official COVID-19 narrative. The initiative compiles a broad range of documents, scientific studies, and government records that the group says expose misinformation and contradictions in the official COVID-19 narrative.
“Until we study this systematically, we won’t know how many have been injured by COVID or by the spike protein itself,” said Dr. Brian Hooker, Chief Scientific Officer of Children’s Health Defense. “Our medical system must honor its foundational oath: Do no harm. When harm does occur, the right thing is to recognize it, acknowledge suffering, and work to relieve it while advancing research into safer therapies.”
According to CHD, The COVID Index is designed to serve as a centralized database for journalists, researchers, and the public to examine the evidence surrounding pandemic-era decisions, including vaccine policies, lockdown measures, and media coverage. The group claims the index highlights data discrepancies and policy failures that undermined public trust.
“Our goal is transparency,” the CHD statement said. “The Index will allow anyone to verify what was said, what was done, and what the data actually show.”
The site organizes information into several categories, such as vaccine safety reporting, pandemic modeling, censorship documentation, and public health policymaking. CHD’s announcement adds that much of the material links to peer-reviewed research and government sources.
Dr. Christiane Northrup has publicly praised The COVID Index, calling it “a must see by everyone” and stating that “when you realize this, the Covid situation suddenly comes into clear focus”. She has regularly used her platforms to support alternative COVID-19 viewpoints and to urge her followers to question mainstream narratives and data. Dr. Northrup has repeatedly positioned resources like The COVID Index as essential for understanding what she describes as hidden truths about the pandemic and its management.
The launch of The COVID Index comes amid ongoing debates over pandemic accountability and freedom of information. The resource signals CHD’s continued effort to influence how the COVID-19 response is assessed in the years ahead.
Mark Zuckerberg has publicly expressed regret over Facebook (Meta) censoring dissenting COVID-19 perspectives under pressure from the U.S. government during the pandemic. In a letter to Congress in August 2024, Zuckerberg wrote:
“I believe the government pressure was wrong and I regret that we were not more outspoken about it… With the advantage of hindsight and new information, there are decisions we made that we would not repeat today.”
