Because of censoring procedures by You Tube regarding covid issues some of the speakers’ talks are being posted on different platforms.
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…
Sorry about that! I am fine. There is a ton to catch up on. I was afraid this would happen: the compounding pharmacy in Maine I was using has been unable to obtain more ivermectin. A compounding pharmacy in NYC still has some. I am investigating the reason for the bottleneck, but so far no…
This is a long read but worthwhile. I got it by email (and google censored it but proton mail did not) so I have no link–Meryl Many who have followed this coronavirus “public health crisis” and the non-sensical response provided by most of the western nations (including the USA) have been perplexed by two big…
Excerpts from this Aug 15, 2009 story from the AP: In Europe, Glaxo is testing vaccines with an adjuvant, a chemical compound used to stretch a vaccine’s active ingredient and boost the body’s immune response. In Canada and the United States, Glaxo is testing vaccines both with and without adjuvants. Neither country has ever licensed…
From the Council of Europe’s website: “Are decisions on pandemics taken on the best scientific evidence only?” was the question asked today at a public hearing of PACE’s Committee on Social, Health and Family Affairs into the handling of the H1N1 pandemic. The World Health Organisation’s flu chief defended his organisation, saying its advice was…
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—diane s