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Supply and safety issues surrounding an H1N1 vaccine/Lancet Editorial
From the Aug 1, 2009 Lancet online: Last week, Australia and the USA announced that they would begin trials of an H1N1 vaccine. Vaccination against H1N1 will be an important development in controlling the impact of the pandemic. However, several thorny issues exist around vaccine manufacture and approval. All countries will require the vaccine but…
Fauci does not know how to tell the truth. Gratuitous, unnecessary lying should clue you in the man is not to be trusted.
Fauci speaks in favor of Covid vaccine mandates for schools and air travel: https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1437382113548980232 And he cannot help telling a lie: “I don’t know where you went to school, but the school where I went to, you had to be vaccinated for measles, mumps, rubella, polio to go to school.” The measles, mumps and rubella…
A sample of vaccine and injectable medication tragedies in the US during my lifetime
–Meryl Nass, MD All have been due to failures of testing or failures in manufacturing processes. Most of these tragedies occurred before vaccine manufacturers were given virtually complete protection from liability in 1987. With the duration of patent exclusivity determining how much new products earn, products are rushed to market as quickly as possible, most…
When mass vaccination programs are mounted in a hurry, bad outcomes and liability are invariably big issues
1976 Swine Flu vaccine program This program, in hindsight, was mounted to gain support for the Presidential election of Gerald Ford, who was running against Jimmy Carter. The program was conceived after a soldier died at Fort Dix (after an exhausting march) and then he and several other soldiers were found to harbor swine influenza…
Cameron: “I get that and the government will act accordingly” (No UK intervention) / Guardian
Yesterday’s top fun quote, from Conservative Member of Parliament Adam Holloway: Friends stop their friends getting into their cars at the end of an evening and driving away drunk: I think it is one job of a British Prime Minister to stop American Presidents driving drunk, as George W Bush did (in my opinion) with Iraq…
California, with highest HCW pay in the US, see strikes, retirements and critical staffing shortages. How about being nicer to your staffs?
https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/hr/california-hospital-workers-walk-out-as-labor-disputes-over-staffing-heat-up.html Nearly two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, disputes between unions and California hospitals over staffing shortages are intensifying, prompting healthcare workers to walk off the job and hold rallies, CalMatters reported Oct. 15. Strikes have occurred at hospitals including Sutter Delta Medical Center in Antioch, Calif., and Chinese Hospital in San Francisco. Healthcare workers at Keck Hospital of USC and…