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How am I to treat patients with H1N1 flu? How am I to protect them from the treatment?
The 2009 “Swine flu” A (H1N1) outbreak has been recognized for the past six weeks. It has been studied intensively, we are told, and a number of Americans have died from the disorder, although less than 1% of those diagnosed with this specific virus. It apparently is a bit more contagious than the usual flu,…
Time to learn what is in the vaccines you receive
Two years ago a bill was brought to the Maine legislature asking for a list of ingredients to be provided to parents with each childhood vaccination. I wrote in support of it then. A similar bill was again presented in the legislature, and I have written again in its support. I also enclosed a copy…
CDC officials continue to urge H1N1 vaccination/ Infectious Disease News
Officials with the CDC are continuing to urge people to get the H1N1 vaccine, as a small uptick in H1N1 cases has been reported in the Southeast. Anne Schuchat, MD, director of the CDC’s National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases said seasonal influenza activity is low this season, with H1N1 reported as the predominant…
Immunology for Daily Living/ Tetyana Obukhanych
Using science to derive natural, OTC treatments for the hyperinflammatory states induced by COVID. Tetyana is someone to pay attention to! https://immunologyfordailyliving.substack.com/p/spike-protein-and-mast-cell-activation?s=r Spike protein and mast cell activation Tetyana Obukhanych, PhD Mar 12 43 13 Perhaps one of the most puzzling aspects of COVID-19 lies in its dichotomy between asymptomatic/mild cases and the unusual (for…
Is Paxlovid a complete bust? So much for the Biden promise that you could go into a drugstore and walk out with COVID medication
The Boston Globe: A Puzzling Phenomenon: Patients Report A Rebound Of COVID-19 Symptoms After Taking The Antiviral Paxlovid https://khn.org/morning-breakout/covid-testing-company-faked-results/ When it first hit the market in December, the COVID-19 antiviral treatment, Paxlovid, was hailed as a game-changer, an effective medicine that kept at-risk people out of the hospital. But now some patients are reporting on…
What do PREPA and EUAs mean for public health officials?/ Iowa’s Asst Attorney General
Thanks to Eileen Dannemann for obtaining this memo from Iowa’s Assistant Attorney General. It includes a very clear explanation from DHHS explaining the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act, Emergency Use Authorizations and Emergency Declarations in the context of H1N1 flu. Appended to it are a few additional comments from the Iowa AG’s office. This…