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IOM workshop admits they don’t know what we said they don’t know
Ten months into the out-of-control Ebola epidemic, and 38 years since the first Ebola epidemic, the DHHS Assistant Secretary of Health for Preparedness, Nicole Lurie, had a workshop convened by IOM with NIH, CDC, NIOSH, academics, etc. to discuss what needs to be learned about Ebola, and how research can address these questions. Here is…
Some of the voluminous evidence that prior infection confers good immunity while (Israel’s Pfizer) vaccination does not
Readers are demanding citations proving natural immunity is far better than vaccine-induced immunity for Covid. As my readers know I scan large amouns of material and cannot recall all the epi stats on this subject, but below are 4 references I just found, 2 on waning vaccine immunity, one on the rarity of repeat covid…
WHO responds to the critics/ WHO
WHO has published a formal response on its website to many of the criticisms published in the BMJ and by the Council of Europe last week. A few important points: 1. WHO appears to acknowledge lack of disclosure of conflicts of interest by experts involved in its 2004 pandemic plan. 2. WHO wiggles around the…
The Skinny on Pertussis, Vaccines and Enforced Mandates
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CDC defined infectious respiratory droplet transmission as different than airborne
Here are CDC’s definitions for the different modes of spread of infectious agents. Scroll down to IB3b and c and you will see that CDC has defined droplet transmission as a form of contact transmission. This may be CDC’s technical justification for insisting that Ebola does not spread via the airborne route, when there is ample evidence…