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Australian Medical Association urges watch on vaccines/ The Australian
This article is by Natasha Bita, who just won a Walkley journalism prize for her series on flu vaccine dangers in The Australian. UPDATE: The public’s responses to her story “Virus in the System.” It is astounding that after the widely publicized problems with last year’s childhood flu vaccine, the Health Minister (a lawyer) has…
Underlying assumptions about a swine flu immunization program should be explicit and shared with the public
The 1978 National Academy of Sciences (NAS) report on the 1976 Swine Flu Vaccination Program points out that a large number of assumptions going into the program were never acknowledged or critically examined. For example, the report lists the following assumptions that were made when the program was conceived: high-yield eggs, one dose per person,…
In the UK, the vaccinators are taking a step back. So are the testers. These are appropriate, logical steps. I’m not sure what they portend.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/08/10/delta-variant-has-wrecked-hopes-herd-immunity-warn-scientists/ Delta variant has wrecked hopes of herd immunity, warn scientists There is no way of stopping Covid spreading through the entire population, experts tell MPs as they call for end of mass testing The delta variant has wrecked any chance of herd immunity, a panel of experts including the head of the Oxford vaccine team said as…
Hospitals are not ready, and cannot become ready: Ebola requires new healthcare facilities. Ebola is a huge money-loser; will hospitals take these patients?/ AP
On Sept 30 I wrote a blog post about how CDC’s Director Frieden was wrong to claim that any US hospital could manage an Ebola patient. Circumstances sadly proved me right in the case of Dallas, Texas. Has that changed now that we have had more time to prepare? After the death of Thomas Eric…
Biden team’s misguided and deadly COVID-19 vaccine strategy Vaccination ‘arms race’ could prove dangerous to the American public
Washington Times Op-Ed today by Robert Malone, MD and Peter Navarro, PhD managing the pandemic, the vaccines and the drugs.