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Drug watchdog halts injections after adverse reaction in patients/ Australian
From the Australian: THE drug regulator has told GPs to stop giving patients a second dose of a vaccine that protects against pneumococcal disease, after more than 80 Australians suffered severe reactions, including severe swelling and abcesses. The Therapeutic Goods Administration said it was investigating what could have caused 178 reports of reactions to the…
Governments weigh compensation for COVID deaths and injuries/ WSJ
The Wall Street Journal admitted yesterday the vaccines may cause deaths and injuries. Rarely of course. (We wish it was rarely.). Excerpts below, followed by a link to an Epoch Times article about the actual injuries, and a reality check regarding the US government system to pay for injuries. Of 3700 claims filed, not a penny…
If the case is solved, why isn’t it solved?
The Scott Shane/Eric Lichtblau New York Times article, titled “Seeking Details, Lawmakers Cite Anthrax Doubts,” is found in today’s Sunday paper, although it went online yesterday. It deserves its own post, because it is so important to this developing story. It is chock full of interesting information and quotes, like this one about how the…
Here are ALL the talks given at the National Vaccine Information Center conference in Oct 2020 for FREE viewing. Enjoy!
50 talks! It takes 3 days to watch them all.
My 2015 article on the IOM and Hepatitis B
Sunday, July 5, 2015 Public Health Gone Awry: Birth Dose of Hepatitis B Vaccine (IOM chimes in on lack of good vaccine data) Hepatitis B is a serious disease. It is highly prevalent in many countries in Asia (nearly 10% of Chinese carried the illness in 1992), but fortunately is of low prevalence in the…
