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Litigants Argue U.S. Regulators Lacked Basis to OK Anthrax Vaccine
Global Security Newswire articleNational Journal Group Friday, Jan. 16, 2009By Elaine M. Grossman WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration violated its own regulations three years ago in approving the anthrax vaccine to prevent infection by a “weaponized” form of the disease, attorneys for eight Defense Department employees alleged in a brief filed last week…
The Mask Distraction/ Brownstone institute
This is a very sensible article on the usefulness of masks in preventing COVID. The newly formed Brownstone Institute has hired a top notch team of leaders (including Martin Kulldorf) and they are writing and curating articles like mad. Please consider signing up for their feed. And remember that heat pumps are extremely effective in…
How little we know about lifestyle and longevity
I recently spent a lot of time in Spain, did a lot of reading about Spain, and got some surprises. The Spanish are the longest-lived people in Europe (barring tiny places like Monaco and San Marino), and are between the 5th and 10th most long-lived nation in the world, depending on who is counting. The…
Early diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccination associated with higher female mortality and no difference in male mortality/ Arch Disease Childhood
Peter Aaby’s group from Statens Serum Institute, Denmark, has been studying the effects of many vaccines in African children for many years. The group has found some similar results in the past. The fact that they continue to see the same effect (huge increases in death rates in young vaccinated female infants, increases not seen…
Taliban leader in secret talks was an imposter–“And we gave him a lot of money”/ NY Times
From the war that never ends, has no endgame, in the country that destroys empires comes this little item courtesy of the NY Times. We can’t even identify the enemy’s leaders to negotiate with! But we can and do give them large chunks of money… KABUL, Afghanistan — For months, the secret talks unfolding between…
Ebola Causes Chronic Illnesses in Those Who Manage to Recover/ CBS and USAMRIID
From CBS: But unfortunately, Ebola survivors do often develop certain chronic inflammatory conditions that affect the joints and eyes, problems that can follow a survivor through the remainder of their life. Dr. Amar Safdar, associate professor of infectious diseases and immunology at NYU Langone Medical Center, told CBS News these chronic conditions are a result…



