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A negative coronavirus test doesn’t always mean you are not infected/ WaPo
Various interviewees estimated the that the coronavirus tests they are familiar with are 75%, 85% or 100% accurate: Demetre Daskalakis, deputy commissioner for the division of disease control of the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, said he recently told a patient with mild symptoms who sought a test and received a negative result…
More details revealed
A local Maryland paper provides new information from a colleague who worked at USAMRIID with Ivins through 2007, and published USAMRIID’s official response to questions.
Canadian Surveillance of H1N1 swine flu cases/ Medscape and PLOS
From MEDSCAPE: Like all flu seasons, mortality in the elderly was highest from swine flu during the 2009-10 season Preexisting antibodies were common in the elderly: present in 88% of those aged 90-99, present in 27% of those aged 79, and present in 4-5% in those younger than 60. Six studies from Canada consistently found…
Ivermectin–now the compounding pharmacy is putting people on a long wait list
https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/i-dont-know-bigger-story-world-right-now-ivermectin-nytimes-best-selling-author Meanwhile, Pfizer is trialling a drug which works just like the protease inhibitor action of ivermectin. But my patients are having a hard time accessing ivermectin. Now the compoounding pharmacy cannot get it. Who is stopping the distributors from passing the drug on to the pharmacies? Why are people taking this suppression lying down? …
Read this testimony I wrote in 2019, which seems to have been extremely prescient
This was testimony for Massachusetts and the potential removal of religious and philosphic exemptions. I had given a similar, longer testimony to legislators in New Brunswick, Canada in August 2019, which was more specific to Canada. This one was more specific to the US: 1. The elephant in the auditorium today is Pharma profits. Dare I…
Here is what you do before you run out of medical equipment
A view of gloves and boots used by medical staff, drying in the sun, at a center for victims of the Ebola virus in Guekedou. Nitrile or latex gloves can be rewashed and reused. Soap and water. Hang to dry. Face shields and goggles can be rewashed and reused–avoid bleach solutions which cloud…