Category: Drugs & Vaccines

Not a race? The graphs that rank Australia dead last

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Not a race? The graphs that rank Australia dead last
By Mark Saunokonoko • Senior Journalist 7:07am Jun 30, 2021 In words that may have already come back to haunt him, Scott Morrison said the vaccine rollout wasn’t a race. Now, with fewer than five per cent of the population fully vaccinated, Australia is ranked dead-last in the OECD, a lowly position which two experts have described as unacceptable and a direct result of flawed government COVID-19 vaccine strategy.… Read the rest

Vienna: ‘Up to 50 people per day collapse after vaccination’

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Vienna: ‘Up to 50 people per day collapse after vaccination’
Published: July 7, 2021, 4:43 pm VIENNAThe Austria Center Vienna (Donaustadt) is of crucial importance for the city’s vaccination strategy. Around 5000 Viennese are vaccinated against the Corona here every day. But unfortunately there are always side effects. An Impfstrasse employee told Austrian daily Heute that around 50 people per day collapsed last weekend. Almost all of them had previously received a dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.… Read the rest

Eric Clapton’s Anti-Vaccine Diatribe Blames ‘Propaganda’ for ‘Disastrous’ Experience

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Eric Clapton’s Anti-Vaccine Diatribe Blames ‘Propaganda’ for ‘Disastrous’ Experience
Hall of Famer, who also appeared on Van Morrison’s single in December, expressed opinions to anti-lockdown activist By DANIEL KREPS Eric Clapton Gareth Cattermole/Getty Images Eric Clapton detailed his “disastrous” health experience after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine and blamed “the propaganda” for overstating the safety of the vaccine in a letter the guitarist shared with an architect/anti-lockdown activist. Clapton previously shared his thoughts on the Covid-19 shutdown when he appeared on Van Morrison’s anti-lockdown song “Stand and Deliver” in December 2020; two months later, in February, Clapton received his first of two AstraZeneca vaccinations, he wrote in his letter to Robin Monotti, who shared the letter on his Telegram with the guitarist’s permission.… Read the rest

Moderna starts human trials of an mRNA-based flu vaccine

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Moderna starts human trials of an mRNA-based flu vaccine
Turns out, mRNA vaccines are just getting started.  by Fermin Koop  July 9, 2021 in Diseases, Health & Medicine, News, Science After tackling COVID-19, Moderna now wants to use the same technology to develop a different vaccine. This week, the US pharmaceutical company administered the first doses of an mRNA-based influenza vaccine to a group of participants in an early-phase clinical trial.… Read the rest

Nurse Blows the Whistle on the Medical Industry: ‘They’re Not Offering Informed Consent’

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Nurse Blows the Whistle on the Medical Industry: ‘They’re Not Offering Informed Consent’
BY JESSICA MARIE BAUMGARTNER July 9, 2021 Last week, America’s Frontline Doctors (AFLDS) came to speak in Kansas City, Missouri.  AFLDS founder Dr. Simone Gold brought her message that COVID-19 is nothing to fear and that there are treatments available. At the start of the pandemic, she was fired after speaking out in support of anti-malaria medication hydroxychloroquine (HCQ). At the time, President Donald Trump was praising the effectiveness of the drug, but shortly after, the FDA revoked emergency use authorization for it.… Read the rest

WHO Not Happy As More States Ignore Lockdown Advice

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WHO Not Happy As More States Ignore Lockdown Advice
WHO urges extreme caution against completely lifting public health measures CNBC – The World Health Organization is urging “extreme caution” against lifting public health measures in countries around the world as the Covid pandemic rages in countries with low vaccination rates and puts other regions at risk for the spread of variants. Countries with high vaccination rates like the United States and the United Kingdom have been gradually lifting public health measures while other countries are battling their worst outbreaks since the beginning of the pandemic.… Read the rest

Officials Admit Covid Death Overcount

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Officials Admit Covid Death Overcount
U.S. Navy Doctors, Nurses and Corpsmen Treat COVID Patient | Image: Petty Officer 2nd Class Sara Esh Santa Clara County revises total COVID deaths by over 20% SAN JOSE SPOTLIGHT – Santa Clara County’s COVID-19 death toll dropped by 22% this month. That’s not a mistake—last Friday, county health officials announced a narrower criteria for deaths attributable to COVID-19, which excluded about 500 fatalities previously attributed to the disease.… Read the rest

Number of Deaths Reported After COVID Vaccines Jumps by More Than 2,000 in 1 Week, According to VAERS

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Number of Deaths Reported After COVID Vaccines Jumps by More Than 2,000 in 1 Week, According to VAERS
VAERS data released today by the CDC showed a total of 438,441 reports of adverse events from all age groups following COVID vaccines, including 9,048 deaths and 41,015 serious injuries between Dec. 14, 2020 and July 2, 2021. By  Megan Redshaw   The Defender is experiencing censorship on many social channels. Be sure to stay in touch with the news that matters by subscribing to our top news of the day. … Read the rest

Missouri becomes ground zero for COVID-19 battle

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Missouri becomes ground zero for COVID-19 battle
BY JORDAN WILLIAMS – 07/09/21 03:23 PM EDT More than half the population has not taken a COVID-19 vaccine in Missouri, which is dealing with one of the worst situations with the coronavirus across the country. As parts of the United States emerge from the pandemic, other sections of the country are experiencing a very different reality with the virus. Few states illustrate the divide better than Missouri.… Read the rest

CDC updates mask guidelines for K-12 schools, strongly recommends vaccination for children

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CDC updates mask guidelines for K-12 schools, strongly recommends vaccination for children
CHRIS PANDOLFO July 09, 2021 The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released updated mask guidance on Friday for K-12 schools, permitting vaccinated students to discard face coverings except when they are riding the school bus or if the school decides otherwise. The federal guidelines are not mandatory, but many local school districts and state government officials take CDC recommendations into strong consideration when making policy.… Read the rest