Health Care and Profits, a Poor Mix / NY Times
An excellent piece discusses how turning over aspects of healthcare to private industry led to greater costs without accompanying benefits, and compares the US with other first world countries.
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Aerosolization tests of Ebola in Animals at USAMRIID confirms disease can spread via air
Because there is so much confusion about the issue of airborne spread of Ebola, this article should clarify the fact that our premier biodefense lab clearly shows that transmission through air may cause infection. The article is titled, “Development of a Murine (mouse) Model for Aerosolized Ebolavirus Infection Using a Panel of Recombinant Inbred Mice.”…
2 minute cartoon (claims to be from 1930) that lists the steps used to take over the world with bioweapon flu, media barrage, vaccines, closed shops
Could this really be from 1930? I am thinking the music sounds 1940s-ish. It is fun no matter when it was made. Thanks to CAF for finding it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDJmwlsA2eQ&ab_channel=SkyNewsAustralia
Most Americans Think Swine Flu Pandemic Is Over, a Harvard Poll Finds / NY Times
Looks like the school-based swine flu vaccinations may have been a pilot program that CDC wants to become “routine.” Excerpts from the NYTimes article: Most Americans do not intend to get the swine flu vaccine, assume the pandemic is over and think the flu threat was overblown, according to a poll released Friday by the…
UK’s Office of National Statistics admits (without explanation) the number of deaths were about 30% too high, hospitalizations about 50% too high
It is the darnedest thing. The UK government flat out admits it has been lying to the public, but in such a bland manner that it is not at all clear why the official government numbers suddenly shifted. And they didn’t shift a little. Covid hospitalizations declined by 50%. The way this is being presented…
Ohio health official estimates 100,000 people in state have coronavirus/ The Hill
https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/487329-ohio-health-official-estimates-100000-people-in-state-have-coronavirus A top health official in Ohio estimated on Thursday that more than 100,000 people in the state have coronavirus, a shockingly high number that underscores the limited testing so far. Ohio Department of Health Director Amy Acton said at a press conference alongside Gov. Mike DeWine (R) that given that the virus is spreading in the community in Ohio, she…