The long-term side effects are unknown By Dr. Larry Kwak, Dr. Steven T. Rosen and Dr. Idit Shachar – OPINION: As physician-researchers who have pioneered the invention of vaccines and other experimental drugs for over 30 years (against cancer), we feel compelled to highlight the need for caution and honest public debate about potential long-term consequences…
https://www.bitchute.com/video/tt0yyvUtKFfs/ Plenty of information about treatment. How a few doctors created a system to treat patients outside of the standard medical system, managing 10,000/day How the federal agencies worked against the interest of Americans Please share!!!
Mika Matsufuji, second from right, and other members of the “Zenkoku Shikyukeigan Vaccine Higaisha Renrakukai” hold a news conference to explain possible side effects of a vaccination against cervical cancer in Tokyo on March 25. (Asahi Shimbun file photo) The Japan Times refers to halting both Gardasil and Cervarix vaccines. In the US, attention has…
From NBC News: … Although the CDC initially said any U.S. hospital should be able to care for an Ebola patient, Gold (Chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical School, where 3 victims were treated) argued that it really often does require a special biocontainment unit. There are only four in the country: at Nebraska,…
Beginning in April, 2009 we heard from the talking health heads, especially WHO Director General Margaret Chen’s, about the world-threatening pandemic swine flu. Her pronouncements sold a lot of Tamiflu and vaccines. (Probably at least 5-10 Billion dollars’ worth worldwide; anyway, the price tag was so high we never got a straight answer from the…
From UPI and The Hill: WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 (UPI) — Three U.S. Senate Democrats are sponsoring a measure they say would require greater transparency regarding National Security Agency surveillance. Ron Wyden of Oregon, Mark Udall of Colorado and Barbara Mikulski of Maryland introduced the measure as an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, which the Senate is debating this week, The…