We seem to have turned the corner on this latest wave, with cases and hospitalizations trending down
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Monitoring America/ Washington Post
The Washington Post team of Dana Priest and William Arkin have again pushed the envelope on what the mainstream media report on US government surveillance of citizens. I expect that, as happened congruent to Priest and Arkin’s stories on “Top Secret America” published last July, the Post will build a site with a linked set…
Environmental Agents Trigger Autoimmune Thyroid Disease/ Medscape
From the Medscape report from the American Thyroid Association Meeting: Multiple genetic and environmental risk factors can trigger autoimmune thyroid disease in humans, according to experts here at the American Thyroid Association (ATA) Spring 2010 Meeting. Gregory A. Brent, MD, professor of medicine and physiology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University…
Asymptomatic cases may be of great value in containing the pandemic
From the August 9, 2020 Washington Post: So, when you start screening asymptomatic people who you think may have been exposed, you find lots of positives. They are then called cases. But they were not sick. Did they spread the infection farther? If they did not spread it farther, then we can all stop…
Immunization Rates by State, 2017 – 2018/ CDC
TABLE 1. Estimated vaccination coverage* for MMR, DTaP, and varicella vaccines among children enrolled in kindergarten, by vaccine and immunization program — United States and territories, 2017–18 school year Immunization program Kindergarten population† No. (%) surveyed Type of survey conducted§ Local data available online¶ MMR** DTaP†† Varicella 2 doses (%) 4 or 5 doses (%)…
As the omicron variant threatens to wipe out monoclonal antibodies, the U.S. is saving up one that will still work/WaPo
Sotrovimab, a treatment from Vir Biotechnology and GlaxoSmithKline, is expected to remain effective against omicron. https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2021/12/16/monoclonal-antibody-sotrovimab/ With the omicron variant of the coronavirus poised to thwart most covid-19 treatments, U.S. public health officials are stockpiling the one monoclonal antibody that remains effective so that it can be deployed when the variant becomes more prevalent. The decision to…
Teens 50X More Likely to Have Heart Disease after COVID Shots than All Other FDA Approved Vaccines in 2021 Combined – CDC Admits True but Still Recommends It/ Global Research
Brian Shilhavy is a tireless researcher and writer. Very grateful for his analysis of VAERS reports: https://www.globalresearch.ca/teens-50x-more-likely-have-heart-disease-covid-shots-than-all-other-fda-approved-vaccines-2021-combined-cdc-admits-true-but-still-recommends-it/5755654