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FACTS: Only 25% of recent US measles cases were vaccine refusers; there have been no US measles deaths since 2003; most of those with measles have been adults/ CDC
A few facts about measles need to be told. Measles is not rapidly expanding in the US or internationally, and CDC says the rate of vaccination for measles has been stable since 1994. (However, in some states, like Oregon, the number of vaccine waivers has tripled to 6% in about 10 years. In response, last March…
The SUPPORT Trial: Good intentions in medical research are not enough–especially when lives are at stake–you also need to avoid hurting patients and to use a design that will yield useful info
Medical research is necessary: there are innumerable unanswered questions about how to best treat patients. When lives are at stake, answering the questions is very important. Modern medicine was built on the back of medical research, built on clinical research that must rely on the goodwill of human volunteers. Volunteers participate as research subjects under…
How CDC and WHO Rewrote the history of the 2009 swine flu pandemic–reprinted from 2012
The article below I wrote 8 years ago, but it has relevance to today. I describe some of the tricks that were pulled when a pandemic vaccine was rushed into use in 2009, and how the agencies that rushed it covered their tracks over the next several years–Meryl Saturday, August 4, 2012 Rewriting the history…
The Guardian runs a One Health propaganda narrative today. WHY would you want to “phase out intensive farming” when famines are being pedicted?
I have reproduced the second half of an article in today’s Guardian, which is clearly a propaganda piece of the type I warned about yesterday, blaming humans for pandemics and suggesting that the way forward is with One Health, more financing for public health, more focus on climate change, and reducing intensive agriculture and logging. …
Here is a summary of the presentation I gave to the Maine Commission to Protect the Lives and Health of National Guard Members
Problems with Military Vaccines Meryl Nass, MD Although biological warfare is considered a military threat, achieving mass casualties is extremely difficult. Historically, the target has been civilians, not troops. Nonetheless, the Defense Department has undertaken to vaccinate all deploying soldiers to Central Command with anthrax and smallpox vaccines: approximately 1.8 million soldiers have received each…
The COVID vaccine injured tell their stories
https://thehighwire.com/videos/live-in-d-c-expert-panel-on-medical-mandates-vaccine-injuries/ Ron Johnson’s hosted an event in DC on Tuesday where the vaccine injured and their relatives were able to tell their story. I missed it due to my live-blog. Del Bigtree captured the event.