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The rules in each state wrt vaccine passports/ The Solari Report
https://home.solari.com/the-global-landscape-on-vaccine-id-passports-and-where-its-headed-part-1/ Catherine Austin Fitts’ Solari Report is a very useful place to keep up with how our rights and our money are being stripped right now. Subscribe if you can afford to; if not, use the free content, like this article, to stay up to date.
Are Tamiflu and Relenza safe to use in pregnancy? / FDA
FDA’s website provides the following somewhat contradictory information on swine flu drugs in pregnancy: Yes, they are approved, and CDC recommends their use… but No, they have not been studied in pregnant women. Treatment of Influenza During Pregnancy The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends women in any trimester of their pregnancy who…
Walensky, asked about her decision to scrap the ACIP recommendation on boosters, gets way down with the weasel words
https://www.statnews.com/2021/10/07/cdc-director-defends-decision-to-overrule-expert-panel-on-covid-booster-shots-for-health-workers/ Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, on Thursday defended her decision to overrule an expert panel on whether health care workers and other frontline workers should be offered Covid-19 booster shots, saying it was based on how she would have voted, had she been able to cast a vote….
Clinical Trial Ethical Underpinnings: reflecting on a pediatric anthrax vaccine trial / Sci Am Blogs
In her third excellent Scientific American blog post, Infectious Disease doctor Judy Stone has delved into the ethical and regulatory framework under which clinical research must be conducted. Dr. Stone provides a succinct historical overview of the important documents, and how they were enshrined in regulations guiding the conduct of research in humans. For readers…
Only 70% of healthcare workers were fully vaccinated by September 15, according to US government data
From a paper published in the American Journal of Infection Control, we learn “To protect both patients and staff, healthcare personnel (HCP) were among the first groups in the United States recommended to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. We analyzed data reported to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Unified Hospital Data Surveillance…
Physical interventions to interrupt or reduce the spread of respiratory viruses: systematic review/BMJ
From Jefferson T et al. in this week’s BMJ: The disparity in effectiveness between the high profile of influenza vaccines and antivirals and the low profile of physical interventions is striking. Public health recommendations are almost completely based on the use of vaccines and antivirals despite the lack of strong evidence.1 Vaccines work best…