California to require booster shots for health care workers
Yes, boosters now required for CA HCWs. Thanks Gavin.
Yes, boosters now required for CA HCWs. Thanks Gavin.
Admittedly, I am biased about how I think clinical trials should be conducted. I believe they necessitate the very finest care of patients, meticulous ethical conduct, and collection of the most complete data possible. Most importantly, data obtained from human subjects, who have taken on some risk to advance medical knowledge, should imho never be…
Published today in The Defender: In a letter to the Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine, Dr. Meryl Nass, a practicing physician in Maine, asked the Board of Licensure to define what it means by “misinformation” and “disinformation.” The Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine this month issued a position statement in which it said:…
And Pennsylvania has provided fake statistics, and now no statistics on the terribly low uptake of COVID vaccines today in preschoolers. Americans are finally jumping off the bandwagon…while their health departments are still pretending everyone else is doing it, so you should too. Americans may be quiet, but they have figured out what is good…
https://westernstandardonline.com/2021/10/breaking-ahs-extends-vaccination-deadline-for-staff/ Alberta Health Services is pushing back its vaccination deadline for its 108,000 staff until November 30. The AHS originally set October 31 as the deadline for staff to be double-vaxxed or face discipline, including being placed on unpaid leave. “We stand by the mandatory immunization policy and it will be fully implemented,” said AHS…
Here (or here, if you are having trouble viewing the first set of images) is a side by side comparison of the Sandia pictures (from Anonymous) with pictures of 2 different batches of anthrax spores from another paper. One picture shows anthrax spores WITH an intact exosporium, the other WITHOUT an intact exosporium. Clearly the…
From Theresa Boyle at Healthzone, Canada: Public health officials are misleading Canadians by continuing tocharacterize the H1N1 virus as a threat in the hopes of unloading millions ofdoses of unused vaccine, charges Ontario’s former chief medical officer ofhealth. They are trying to save face because of an expensive overreaction, Dr.Richard Schabas said Thursday as lineups…
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Guess this nurse is retiring early. Time to start my next career.
Sorry you have to give up your career, but I think in the long run you will be better off, at least health wise xxx
Thanks, Unknown.
Just read the edict from CDPH. It seems the religious exemption is still in place. My boss will be happy.