I can share with you from attorney Thomas Renz that the number of cancer diagnoses in the military's DMED system went from a 5-year average (2016-2020) of 38,700 per year to 114,645 in the first 11 months of 2021. This is a predominately young population.
Actually i got that wrong. One of the whitsleblowers just told me it was through October, not November. So this is 10 months of data off the chart vs. prior 12 month years!
Unlike VAERS where the naysayers can suggest that anyone can submit, this is only by military doctors and quantifies every single ICD code in the military for tri care billing of Humana. This is the ultimate defined and finite population with excellent surveillance.
The video of Renz is here https://t.co/L61yEGayfV I know 2 of the 3 cited whistleblowers. Their credentials are impeccable. Lt. Col. Chambers is one of the only Green Beret doctors in the military.
DMED
provides remote access to a subset of data contained within the Defense
Medical Surveillance System (DMSS). DMSS contains up-to-date and
historical ...
Israeli experts recommend offering a fourth vaccine dose to people age 18 and over.
JERUSALEM
— A medical panel advising the Israeli government has recommended
making fourth coronavirus vaccine doses available to people age 18 and
over, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday, citing what it suggested were
some early signs of the effectiveness of an additional shot in helping
prevent serious illness.
The
panel recommended offering a fourth shot to people age 18 and above at
least five months after they recover from Covid-19 or receive a third
vaccine shot. About 600,000 Israelis have already received a fourth
dose.
On
Sunday, the Health Ministry cited initial results from its own
researchers and those of four other Israeli scientific institutions
indicating that a fourth dose provided three to five times as much
protection against serious illness in people age 60 and over compared
with those in that age group who had received only a third shot at least
four months ago.
Researchers
at Sheba Medical Center near Tel Aviv found that a fourth dose given to
154 medical workers produced a fivefold increase in antibodies in
recipients’ blood within a week. Higher levels of antibodies would most
likely give added protection against serious illness.
But
Prof. Gili Regev-Yochay, the director of the Infectious Disease Unit at
Sheba who is leading the small study there, cautioned on Kan public
radio on Tuesday that it is unclear how long the added protection will
last.
Experts believe that Israel is nearing the peak of its Omicron outbreak, with a daily average of more than 90,000 new cases in a total population of just over nine million.
Boris's hypocrisy in black and white: PM wrote to praise Josephine
for cancelling her seventh birthday party just three months before wife
and staff serenaded his 56th during Downing Street 'lockdown'
Boris Johnson’s letter to a girl who cancelled her birthday as the UK entered the first lockdown has resurfaced
Embattled Tory leader is facing crisis of leadership as he fights allegations of breaches of Covid rules
Last night, No10 admitted that Mr Johnson attended a party held in Downing Street for his 56th birthday
The event took place in the Cabinet Room on June 19, 2020, when such gatherings in England were banned
Driver who stopped to help when truck carrying 100 lab monkeys
crashed in Pennsylvania and put her hand in one of the cages says she
now has a cough and pink eye: CDC urges anyone in contact with the
macaques to seek medical attention
Woman who stopped to help monkeys in truck crash is now feeling unwell
Michelle Fallon, from Danville near Scranton, was directly behind the truck
Fallon said the day following the accident she developed a cough and pink-eye
She has begun a course of antiviral drugs and treatment to prevent rabies
The last of the four escaped monkeys was accounted for by late Saturday
One of the cynomolgus macaques, which are also known as crab-eating or long-tailed macaques, was found in a tree
Pennsylvania
residents had been warned not to engage a crab-eating macaque that
escaped from a truck carrying 100 of them to a lab
Crates with live monkeys inside were strewn across State Route 54 in Danville, 130 miles from Philadelphia, after the crash
A
witness said he thought he saw a cat run across the road before making
the shocking realization that it was actually a fleeing primate
A truck carrying around 100 monkeys that crashed in Pennsylvania is now sparking fears of infection after a woman who came into contact with the primates began to feel unwell.
Michelle
Fallon, from Danville near Scranton, was driving directly behind the
vehicle when it crashed, throwing animal crates all over the highway and
smashing some to pieces.
Four of the 100 animals escaped and were seen sitting among the wreckage before they fled.
Police say they have now all been accounted for, with three known to have been euthanised.
Fallon
said she got out to help both the driver and the animals in their
cages, initially believing them to be cats. When she approached and put
her hand on the cage, she says the monkey hissed at her.
The
day following the accident, Fallon suddenly developed a cough and
pink-eye, which became so bad that she had to visit the emergency room
atGeisinger Medical Center in Danville.
New Latin HOMO SUPERIOR , from Latin HOMO SUPERIOR homo (“human being,
man, person") + superior (“higher, superior"). After New Latin HOMO
SUPERIOR Homo sapiens (“modern human"). Coined by Olaf Stapledon in his 1935 novel Odd John: A Story Between Jest and Earnest .
During the First World War he served as a conscientious objector.[2] Stapledon became an ambulance driver with the Friends' Ambulance Unit in France and Belgium from July 1915 to January 1919; he was awarded the Croix de Guerre for bravery.[5] His wartime experiences influenced his pacifist beliefs and advocacy of a World Government.[6] On 16 July 1919 he married Agnes Zena Miller (1894–1984), an Australian cousin.[2]
They had first met in 1903, and later maintained a correspondence
throughout the war. They had a daughter, Mary Sydney Stapledon
(1920–2008), and a son, John David Stapledon (1923–2014). In 1920 they
moved to West Kirby.
Stapledon was awarded a PhD degree in philosophy from the University of Liverpool in 1925 and used his doctoral thesis as the basis for his first published prose book, A Modern Theory of Ethics (1929).[5] However, he soon turned to fiction in the hope of presenting his ideas to a wider public. The relative success of Last and First Men (1930) prompted him to become a full-time writer. He wrote a sequel, Last Men in London, and followed it up with many more books of both fiction and philosophy.[7]
After 1945 Stapledon travelled widely on lecture tours, visiting the Netherlands, Sweden and France, and in 1948 he spoke at the World Congress of Intellectuals for Peace in Wrocław,
Poland. He attended the Conference for World Peace held in New York
City in 1949, the only Briton to be granted a visa to do so. In 1950 he
became involved with the anti-apartheid movement. After a week of lectures in Paris, he cancelled a projected trip to Yugoslavia and returned to his home in Caldy, where he died very suddenly of a heart attack.[5]
Stapledon was cremated at Landican Crematorium. His widow and their children scattered his ashes on the sandy cliffs overlooking the Dee Estuary, a favourite spot of his that features in more than one of his books. Stapledon Wood, on the south-east side of Caldy Hill, is named after him.[9]
Oct 23, 2021 — Aiming to "live with COVID," Singapore already requires its people to be fully vaccinated to enter shopping malls and dine-in at restaurants.
Nov 9, 2021 — Singapore's
government will stop covering the cost of COVID-19 treatment for those
who are "unvaccinated by choice" next month, citing the ...
French fashion icon Thierry Mugler who has dressed
Lady Gaga, Kim Kardashian, David Bowie and Beyoncé and was known for his
daring theatrical designs dies age 73
French designer Thierry Mugler died from 'natural causes' aged 73 on Sunday
'#RIP
We are devastated to announce the passing of Mr Manfred Thierry Mugler
on Sunday January 23rd 2022,' an Instagram post confirming his death
read
Mugler dressed the biggest
names in fashion and showbiz, even coming out of retirement in 2019 to
dress Kim Kardashian for the Met Gala
Other famous names dressed by the Frenchman include icons like David Bowie, George Michael, Cindy Crawford and Sharon Stone
Modern stars like Cardi B, Katy Perry, Rihanna and Bella Hadid also showed off his wares
