Want to follow suspected Ebola cases? Here’s the place: SHTF Dashboard
This site‘s owner decided to fill the gap when the Associated Press chose to stop publishing articles on suspected Ebola cases. Great info!
“Similar to previous findings conducted in hospital healthcare workers and nurses, we confirmed that the willingness of community nurses to accept influenza A (H1N1) vaccination is low. Future studies that evaluate interventions to address nurses’ specific concerns or interventions that aim to raise the awareness among nurses on the importance of influenza A (H1N1) vaccination…
https://rumble.com/v1f7sl3-dr.-nass-stripped-of-license-harassed-for-telling-the-truth-feds-take-over-.html
Last week’s Washington Post had a very sad, haunting story about the death of a twelve year old girl from flu-related causes. Her mother had tried for ten years to have her, and finally succeeded using in vitro fertilization. Then her daughter developed flu, organ failure and died, in rapid succession, last January. It was…
Let me start this piece with the bottom line: I want to be clear that patients with Ebola virus disease are sicker, in general, than patients with any other medical condition, in the US or anywhere else. They are subject to many more serious complications than other patients. They require more care, more lab tests, more procedures,…
https://www.bitchute.com/video/jw3KmyICKQiH/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70Xhn3K9SlQ&ab_channel=U.S.FoodandDrugAdministration 1. Almost every member of the advisory committee earns money for their work on vaccines. However only one acknowledged a financial conflict of interest, which was minor. Most of the VRBPAC members at today’s meeting are not actually regular members of the VRBPAC committee. It looks as if the Covid vaccine meetings have been stacked…