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Academic Researchers’ Conflicts of Interest Go Unreported/ NY Times
Excerpts from another excellent Gardiner Harris piece: In a report expected to be made public on Thursday, Daniel R. Levinson, the inspector general of the Department of Health and Human Services, said 90 percent of universities relied solely on the researchers themselves to decide whether the money they made in consulting and other relationships with…
Irish narcolepsy patients told they would lose medical benefits if they sued; today gov’t rescinds threat
The risk of narcolepsy was 13 times higher among those given the Pandemrix vacciney Ireland’s Health Services (HSE) wrote to families of children with narcolepsy with the threat to withhold health benefits from Pandemrix vaccine-induced narcolepsy sufferers if they sued for benefits. Sufferers went to court today to quash the health system’s order. In response, HSE’s…
U.S. nuclear missile base (50 nuclear missiles) loses communication with Washington/CBC
From Canadian Broadcasting: “A computer failure caused a break in communication with 50 nuclear missiles at Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming during the weekend, military officials said Tuesday.” The military did not see fit to inform the President until today, 3 days after the incident. You didn’t really think Obama was running this…
On Weaponization: Some Contributions from Others
From Sandia is a press release discussing their analysis of the spores From Dr. Henry L. Niman is a discussion of how some letters only caused cutaneous anthrax, while others only caused inhalation anthrax, strong indirect support for weaponization, since in nature there are vastly more cutaneous than inhalation cases, even in areas where spores…
Vaccine Makers Struggle to Speed Output: Cell-Culture Technology Hastens the Process, but Slow-Growing Virus Remains a Problem
From the Nov. 25 WSJ: Cell culturing vaccines is not a well-developed technology, and may not shave much time off vaccine production. Nor will the plant’s cutting-edge technology do much to solve one of the biggest problems vaccine makers have faced in churning out this year’s swine-flu vaccine: a slow-growing virus. High-speed techniques that bypass…
Quebec, like Maine, has delayed its healthcare worker (HCW) mandate for a month because it can’t function without all the unvaccinated HCWs/CBC News Oct 13
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/dube-update-health-services-plan-1.6208975 The article claims 93% are fully vaccinated. I am skeptical of that number. I doubt that would lead to a staffing crisis. I could be wrong. My guess is 20-30%–Nass Quebec delays vaccine mandate for health-care workers by one month, fearing staffing crisis Risk of staff shortages ‘too high,’ health minister says, as deadline…
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