Another day, another drive around Google Street View, checking the route for a #NHS appointment. This time for my NHS #Covid #vaccine (#13). I may be the only under 75 patient there again! Sooner than originally booked for me. Important, given I'm due major surgery, one way or another.
It is amusing to count roundabouts for directions. We were last there in November. Not the main #Dundee vaccination centre, quite a bit closer to our home. But still a bit of an adventure to get to successfully.
How conspiracies are cultivated
It is bad enough with a minority of people subscribing to conspiracies from vaccine health to 5G telephone signals, but if the FDA are refusing to release the results of their studies then they will grow. Any reasonable person will be asking why? Two extreme views might be posited
- they are dangerous and we are not being told
- this is a deliberate attempt to create the conspiracies
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
#Conspiracy #FDA #Vaccine #USPol #Medicine #Health
The Food and Drug Administration commissioned the research and received the answer, but is not releasing itRobert B Shpiner (the Guardian)
#OnThisDay Birth Anniversary of Bertrand Russell (1872) - British philosopher, logician, historian, writer, political activist, and Nobel laureate.
Birth Anniversary of Omar Khayyam (1048) - Persian #Mathematician, #Astronomer, and poet.
Today is International #MuseumDay, and World #AIDS #Vaccine Day.
Another concern to add to the list...
"WHO declares international emergency over Ebola outbreak "
#WHO #UN #CDC #Ebola #Pandemic #Disease #Vaccine #Politics #News #Health #Medicine #Africa #DRC
dw.com/en/who-declares-interna…
The World Health Organization said the Ebola outbreak could be much larger than what is currently being detected and reported. It warned of health risks to other countries.Srinivas Mazumdaru (dw.com)
UK scientists are testing the first human bird flu vaccine using mRNA technology to help prevent future pandemics and protect vulnerable groups.The 14 (The-14 Pictures)
An enzyme in the blue blood has been key to testing vaccines since the 1980s, raising concerns for the crabs’ population. But regulatory approval and new data are signaling the tide may be turningMary Randolph (Smithsonian Magazine)
