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20,000 Injuries and Deaths from Flu Shot as Children are Passing Out Minutes After Receiving COVID Shot + Flu Shot Together

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by Brian Shilhavy

“Using a couple of different search techniques in VAERS to try and find cases where people have already received both a COVID-19 vaccine and a flu shot since this recommendation was made, I found several cases where people apparently took the White House’s and the CDC’s advice (given in September, 2021) and got both vaccines together, and then suffered an adverse event.

The most common side effects these children who have received BOTH a flu shot and a COVID shot together at the same time are experiencing are dizziness and fainting within minutes of receiving both shots.”

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Peer Review Process in Academic Publishing Untrustworthy#android#iPad#retweet

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by Rishma Parpia

The peer review process is the pride of rigorous academic publishing. It is a critical component used to maintain the integrity of academic publications and a method used to ensure that information appearing in the scientific and medical literature is thoroughly vetted for accuracy.

How Does Peer Review Work?

The process begins after a researcher submits a paper to an academic journal. The editors of the journal then assign a group of independent reviewers to evaluate and critique the content of paper.1 Often, the researcher submitting the study will offer names of scholars in their field of study who are qualified to undertake the reviews. However, the final decision on the selection of reviewer typically lies in the hands of the journal editors.1

After the reviewers are appointed, they are required to investigate the research methodology used to conduct the study and provide feedback on any further improvements that can be made.1 In cases where the research methodology is flawed, reviewers have the ability to reject the paper. Typically, reviewers have no direct contact with the researchers and communicate their feedback via the editors of the journal who then decide to accept or reject the paper for publication.1

The Fake Peer Review Outbreak…

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“Universal” Failure: Public Health’s Answer to Prevention#android#iPad#retweet

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By Natalie Moore

  • What is herd immunity doing (or not doing) for you?
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Dear reader,

Picture it.

Every staff member in the emergency room is covered head to toe in masks, gowns and gloves.

Patients spread about the ER bays — the worst cases rushed to isolation rooms.

Families, particularly those with children, told to leave for their own protection.

Medications and vaccines stockpiled in nurses stations so quickly pharmacy can’t fill the orders.

Instantly, emails fly out to all of the floors.

Administrators, VPs, infection control specialists, and department managers frantically making emergency census plans, hiring more part-time staff.

Frantically adding employees to on-call lists — preparing for the certain onslaught of sick patients and inevitable nursing staff absences.

What kind of outbreak could cause such madness?

Ebola?

Measles?

The plague?!

Nope.

As a mental health triage screener, this is the scene I observed each year since the first case of influenza rolled into the ER.

Managers instructed (bullied)…

 

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Bride-to-be fighting for her life after flu complications#Android#iPad#retweet

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It would probably be good to verify the strain of flu Chelsea has and which strain she was vaccinated against.  Making a note of her vaccine lot number,  for any compensation she may require through the National Vaccine Compensation Program.  www.NVIC.org is a good contact for what steps to take in this area.

I ache for what this couple must be going through right now.  I hope and pray Chelsea receives the best of care and support now and in the future.

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She got a flu shot, so when a local actress became sick, she thought it was just a cold. It turns out, it was much worse.

Now the South Boston woman is in the hospital and her fiancee is weighing whether to put their April 13 wedding on hold.

As Chelsea Schmidt fights for her life, the community in Boston’s theater district – and beyond – is hoping to help.

Joe Ruscio met Chelsea Schmidt in an acting program at Emerson College…

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Joe, I have a loss of words for how hard this must be for you too.  I sometimes add musical pieces to my posts as my way to send encouragement and hope.  I am sure you will be a fantastic support to Chelsea right now.  Here is some music from one of my favorite groups.  I feel their tunes really touch the heart. We are all here cheering the two of you on.  All the best, jen.

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