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This graph comes from the Washington Post. Before 1993 there were many US measles cases, mainly due to waning of vaccine-induced immunity. Then an additional MMR dose was added to the vaccine schedule in the US, and measles immunity improved. There is no endemic measles in the US, helped by the fact there is no…
Someone told me it was being predicted that Hillary Clinton would be President. I said “Come on.” Now I’m worried they could be right.
The WaPo did a hatchet job on Kamala Harris today. They didn’t really have much to go on, besides 4 staff members who are leaving. But they managed to get in a “bully” quote, say she burns through staff, she won’t read her briefing books and then blames staff for not briefing her. They managed…
Surveillance reveals anthrax vaccine safety an issue
Surveillance for Safety After Immunization: Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) — United States, 1991–2001 Surveillance Summaries January 24, 2003 / 52(ss01);1-24 This CDC compilation of adverse event reporting information: www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/ss5201a1.htm – Vol 52, No 1;1 tells us that anthrax vaccine had the highest reporting rate of adverse events for any currently licensed US vaccine,…
Pfizer CEO: “Two doses of the vaccine offers very limited protection, if any. 3 doses with a booster offer reasonable protection against hospitalization and deaths. Less protection against infection.” 39 secs
Jordan Schactel has presented Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla’s statement to media yesterday, which is otherwise behind a paywall. The statement is critically important for the Supreme Court mandate cases, because both the OSHA case and healthcare worker case require only the first two vaccinations (“fully vaccinated”). Veterinarian Bourla admits these 2 doses provide “very limited…
“Pressure Grows for FBI’s Anthrax Evidence”–NY Times
The NY Times’ Scott Shane and Nicholas Wade are drilling down on the essentials, elaborating on who had access to the particular anthrax found in Ivins’ lab and, purportedly, the letters: But at least 10 scientists had regular access to the laboratory and its anthrax stock — and possibly quite a few more, counting visitors…
Pushing the envelope: Psychobabble “solves” FBI’s case/ NYT
A group of psychiatrists [UPDATE: See Dr. Jeffrey Kaye’s analysis of the panel composition] offered their forensic expertise in solving the anthrax criminal investigation, by using their insight into the criminal mind. Somehow DC Judge Royce E. Lamberth blessed them, and FBI paid the $38,000 bill. The group only had one suspect, whose confidential medical…