In Search of the Anthrax Attacker, February 2002
A friend put this article into HTML and added some links to the references. I think it is valuable background for understanding the letters case.
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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.
New York detects case of vaccine-derived polio. So get vaccinated./ Healio
Do you ever get the feeling that no matter what the news, the punchline is always “get vaccinated”? In this case, the killed polio vaccines used in the US are less effective than the live vaccines (which are cheaper) but the cheaper vaccines can revert to virulence and be spread through fecal-oral contact (swimming pools,…
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The CDC is convening an advisory committee meeting next week, presumably about the Novavax vaccine, but they won’t even tell the public what it is about.
I will be live blogging the next ACIP meeting on July 19, 2022. The federal agencies seem to be gun shy now–they won’t even announce what the meeting is about! Just that it has to do with adult vaccines. We must be scaring them. So we will shine more light on them. Please tune in. …
Here’s what we need to know about COVID-19 testing
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