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Evidence anthrax vaccine causes heart attacks
Many (young) soldiers have had heart attacks after anthrax vaccinations. Could the two be related? The Army Medical Surveillance Activity (AMSA) compiled data on over 300,000 recipients of anthrax vaccine, and looked at their rates of heart attacks before and after anthrax vaccinations. This data was shared with the Institute of Medicine in 2001 at…
Breast Implants Are Linked to Rare but Treatable Cancer, F.D.A. Finds/ NY Times
Autoimmune disorders encompass a large variety of illnesses, the fourth-largest general category of disease, it is said. A rare lymphoma, or neoplastic disease of the immune system, has been associated with breast implants. This article does not say the disease is autoimmune, and the mechanism by which the implant may lead to the disease is…
US CDC and WHO helped wipe out COVID in Uttar Pradesh, India using ivermectin, zinc, Vitamin D3 and doxycycline last spring
But the medications that were used were a big secret, until a whistleblower provided their names to Dr. John Campbell. https://www.thedesertreview.com/opinion/columnists/indias-ivermectin-blackout—part-v-the-secret-revealed/article_9a37d9a8-1fb2-11ec-a94b-47343582647b.html
Two ends of the spectrum on vaccination
Spokane’s Spokesman-Review reported on a local meeting held by CDC on Aug. 29 (one of ten held throughout the US) to elicit comments on the upcoming swine flu vaccination program. The campaign to immunize children and other vulnerable people against the fast-spreading H1N1 influenza virus should be moderate – perhaps even passive – a panel…
Doctors say most Britons reject swine flu vaccine/ Reuters
Excerpts from this Reuters article indicate, imho, that the pregnant patients have more sense than the doctors offering them vaccine. … “In all the pregnant women we’ve offered it to, I think only about one in20 has agreed,” Dr Chris Udenze, a family doctor based in Nottingham, centralEngland, said in the survey… Original estimates that…
U.K. variant isn’t linked to more severe disease or death, study finds/ Lancet Infectious Disease
NBC News reported on this important Lancet Inf Disease study: People infected with the more contagious coronavirus variant first identified in the United Kingdom did not experience more severe symptoms and were not at higher risk of death, according to a new study published Monday. The study, published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, looked at data…