The Europeans showed chloroquine worked against SARS-1 in 2004. CDC confirmed their findings the next year

This piece and the one below need no introduction.  The surveillance state is developing/installing its hardware at warp speed.–Meryl Transit authorities in cities across the country are quietly installing microphone-enabled surveillance systems on public buses that would give them the ability to record and store private conversations, according to documents obtained by a news outlet….

From the Globe and Mail, Canada:  Peramivir first new antiviral in years. This might be excellent:  it might be just what severely ill patients with swine flu need.  However, before using this unlicensed drug, wouldn’t you like to know what data exist on its safety and efficacy?  What do we know about iv zanamivir and…

There are 2 errors in what I posted below about the forensic analysis discussed in Professor Jacques Ravel’s slides. The first correction is that the over 1,100 samples submitted to the FBI were screened for genotypic differences, and may not have been screened for morphologic differences. The second error is that the slides say wild-type…

I think all the advice provided here (dated today 2/27/20) is sound, and is not alarmist. This virus has spread remarkably quickly, frequently triggers lethal illness, and there has not been anything like it since the 1918 flu.   COVID-19 must be spreading within the US in ways we don’t know yet.  The lack of available…

 https://www.rt.com/news/527740-singapore-vaccine-pause-cdc/ A group of medics have penned an “urgent open letter” to Singapore’s expert committee on Covid-19 vaccination, calling for the inoculation of youths to be ceased until the US CDC clarifies why a teenage jab recipient died. Written on “on behalf of many concerned pediatricians, primary care physicians, specialists, surgeons and GPs” and signed by a…

Important article by Gardiner Harris about the new, improving FDA: The Food and Drug Administration said Thursday that four New Jersey congressmen and its own former commissioner unduly influenced the process that led to its decision last year to approve a patch for injured knees, an approval it is now revisiting… The agency has never…