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Chinese trial of H1N1 vaccines/NEJM
A 2200 subject trial of Chinese H1N1 vaccines (developed from the same CDC virus as vaccines developed by western manufacturers) was published in the NEJM. Four strengths of antigen were used in 4 age groups, with and without an aluminum phosphate (not a novel) adjuvant. Of interest: 15 mcg of antigen was sufficient. (This is…
Serious concerns with the conduct of the Covid-19 vaccine clinical trials
Did you know…this past week major media outlets reported four new serious concerns about the Covid-19 vaccine trials? •NY Times 9/22: Two vaccine experts identify a major flaw in the Covid-19 vaccine trials. The trials are focusing on whether the vaccines prevent mild disease, not moderate or severe disease which are the major concerns. (1)…
Ellsworth doctor faces license suspension over COVID misinformation allegations/ Maine Public Rdio and Bangor Daily News
https://bangordailynews.com/2022/01/11/news/hancock/ellsworth-doctor-faces-license-suspension-over-covid-misinformation-allegations/ by Kevin Miller, Maine Public2 hours ago Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window) In this March…
Is Anthrax Vaccine Really Being Used to Save Soldiers from Anthrax?
Let’s explore the reasoning for using anthrax vaccine. It is supposed to protect you against anthrax. No studies of the current vaccine have been done in humans to see if it works, and how well it would work. It works in some animals but not others. But for argument’s sake, let’s assume it works well….
Vaccine delay? Give the government some credit
The feds have done a lot right in terms of swine flu vaccine production. While they are receiving criticism right now, it’s only fair to note the things that have been done well. At the beginning of the epidemic, with lots of deaths in Mexico, the government decided to procure enough vaccine for all who…
$15,000 first prize for flu vaccine app/ CDC
Take the Flu App Challenge! “Applications and technology make it easier to communicate critical information about the flu and its impact. We’re looking for an innovative use of technology to raise awareness of influenza and/or educate consumers on ways to prevent and treat the flu.” Software innovators, you have until May 27 to submit your…