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It’s Over/ WaPo
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Wake up, CDC! Your pandemic is here!
We are 2 months into the outbreak with H1N1 (swine) influenza, a variant not previously identified in humans. However, data suggest it was circulating unnoticed in pigs for years. It has two characteristics of concern: it spreads from person to person a bit more readily than older flu strains, and it seems to keep on…
Treat EARLY to prevent dire neurologic outcomes from Covid/ Stat
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What happened at the FDA’s Advisory Committee meeting on the selection of future boosters?
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WHO, Gro Brundtland, the Plan to leave no one unjabbed using untested 100 day vaccines, and how portable vaccine factories will allow the entire human herd to be jabbed simultaneously–but with what?
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Preventing iatrogenic pandemics of panic/ BMJ
June 9 BMJ article by Luc Bonneux and Wim Van Damme: The decisions to stockpile antivirals and influenza vaccines to control avian flu (2005-6) and swine flu (2009) cost large amounts of money.1 2 Both epidemic threats were mostly iatrogenic pandemics of panic, which caused little human suffering, but the global plans to control them…
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Hilarious!!