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Why do so few European countries recommend flu shots for children?/ Eurosurveillance.org
The data below come from: Eurosurveillance, Volume 19, Issue 16, 24 April 2014 Few European countries recommend flu shots for children, and only 3 suggest them for all children above 6 months old, as does the US. Most countries recommend them only for elders, the group most likely to die from flu. However, elders are…
Melbourne decided the Australian Open Tennis is more important than the shots, when the star and 35% of players refuse to submit to their BS requirements
Leaky vaccines, leaky tests, leaky case definitions. Ridiculous anti-science refusals to acknowledge the much stronger, more long-lasting and reliable immunity that comes from having had the disease. Politicians who want to destroy economies and families before they admit they were so very wrong about everything. Public health officials who use viral segments like lego pieces…
Are Covid Vaccines Riskier Than Advertised?/ WSJ
https://www.wsj.com/articles/are-covid-vaccines-riskier-than-advertised-11624381749
Israel: H1N1 flu vaccine not suitable for pregnant women, sick kids/ Haaretz
Ha’aretz tells us that Israel only has adjuvanted vaccine available currently, and The Health Ministry has decided to hold off on giving the swine flu vaccine to pregnant women and chronically ill children because vaccine stocks now in Israel contain a substance whose safety and effectiveness in pregnant women has not been fully substantiated. They…
Here is the “science” portion of the Children’s Health Defense letter to FDA, WITH graphics and footnotes (thanks to a kind reader)
The entire letter can be found here. Below are pages 3-13: Let’s investigate the basis for claims that children aged five through eleven need to be vaccinated for COVID. 1. The truth is that children aged 5-11 are at extremely low risk of hospitalization, death, MIS-C or Long COVID. a. What is the actual risk…
So how good is the flu shot really?/ Clinical Infectious Disease
CDC says flu vaccines prevent flu, on average 40% of the time, but even if you do get flu, the vaccine makes it less severe. But when these two claims were tested in Australia, neither was found to be true. The Australian study found that (in 17 hospitals over 7 recent flu seasons) there was no reduction…
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I couldn’t find a corroborating report on this. I don’t doubt its veracity but in the age of corporate censorship, I try to find like accounts.