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Will big box medicine actually lower costs? There are valid grounds for doubt.
From the article “Reform Driving Physicians Out of Private Practice to Reduce Costs” a few issues are raised about rapid and dramatic changes occurring in health care, about which consumers have little knowledge. Health care conglomerates are being forcibly created due to the new payment structure, which can only increase costs considerably in the short…
More vaccine but fewer takers, H1N1 surveys indicate/ WaPo
According to David Brown, 111 million doses of swine flu vaccine have been released to the cities and states by now. CDC estimated that in the second week of December 46 million Americans had received the vaccine. And I saw a new case of Bell’s palsy this week in someone a week after receiving both…
People asked how to find my talk at the World Council for Health meeting of June 20. Edmund Fordham and Robert Malone were also speakers.
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JAMA: CDC Spins the results of its multicenter trial of EBS’s licensed anthrax vaccine
1. Omitting one dose, and injecting the vaccine deeper into muscle was widely reported to reduce adverse effects. But only brief local reactions at the skin are reduced, as one might expect with a deeper shot. The occurrence of the more consequential systemic adverse events was “not significantly influence[d]” by route of administration. 2. Women…
UK will pay doctors large bonuses if they vaccinate every single resident of a nursing home with new boosters. Why are they so anxious to get this garbage into arms?
Hat tip to Joel Smalley https://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/news/breaking-news/gps-to-receive-incentive-payments-to-deliver-accelerated-care-home-covid-boosters/ GPs to receive incentive payments to deliver ‘accelerated’ care home Covid boosters Costanza Potter 02 September 2022 GPs will be incentivised to deliver ‘accelerated’ autumn Covid boosters in care homes, with payments of up to £525 per completed care home. The autumn programme is due to start from next…
Benefit and Doubt in Vaccine Additive/NYT
With respect to squalene-containing (a.k.a. oil-in-water emulsion) adjuvants, the September 21 New York Times’ Andrew Pollack has done some excellent reporting: …“These are products that potentially can be given to millions of healthy people,” said Dr. Jesse Goodman, chief scientist at the Food and Drug Administration. “There is not a known, specific safety danger or…
