New evidence shows US covered up ‘massive crime’ after study proved Moderna and Pfizer vaccines caused heart dysfunction in 48 hours

New evidence shows US covered up ‘massive crime’ after study proved Moderna and Pfizer vaccines caused heart dysfunction in 48 hours

A study that applied the Moderna and Pfizer vaccine to heart muscle cells in culture “showed direct evidence that within 48 hours there was heart dysfunction, mechanical and electrical chaos,” Boros said.
Young athletes dropping dead from heart failure at unprecedented rates are “almost assuredly suffering” myocarditis symptoms brought on by the shots, he said.

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Bagged, precut onions come with food poisoning risks as salmonella detected in 73 people

Bagged, precut onions come with food poisoning risks as salmonella detected in 73 people

Salmonella poisoning can cause serious illness, especially in children younger than five, elderly people and those with weakened immune systems.

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US scientists want federal fund for an independent oversight authority for gain of function research

US scientists want federal fund for an independent oversight authority for gain of function research

Brad Wenstrup appeared to agree with the witnesses, stating his concern that research done outside the US limits needed oversight and increases the likelihood of lab leaks and accidents, while it “significantly impairs our ability to respond to emerging threats.”

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Expert: US knew Covid-19 was an offensive biological warfare weapon that leaked out of Wuhan, China

The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic on Wednesday last week heard testimony from two biosafety experts on the oversight of federally funded “dual-use” and “gain-of-function” research. While acknowledging the need for biological research advancements, the experts called for increased oversight, safer alternatives and ethical considerations instead of controversial...

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Month after a pig heart transplant, man works to regain strength with no rejection so far

Month after a pig heart transplant, man works to regain strength with no rejection so far

Lawrence Faucette was dying from heart failure and ineligible for a traditional heart transplant because of other health problems when doctors at the University of Maryland School of Medicine offered the highly experimental surgery.

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Kenya ends unpopular swap deal with Cuba for doctors citing cost of the six-year programme

Kenya ends unpopular swap deal with Cuba for doctors citing cost of the six-year programme

Under the deal signed in 2017, 50 Kenyans were sent to Cuba to undergo specialised training, while 100 Cubans were dispatched to county level hospitals in Kenya to help improve services.

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Kenya braces for fourth wave of Covid as hospitals fight to keep infections low

Hospitals in Kenya are becoming overwhelmed as the East African country witnesses a jump in cases from the Delta variant. Kenya said it is extending a night-time curfew and banning public gatherings and in-person meetings to slow the spread of the coronavirus, warning that hospitals are becoming overwhelmed. The East...

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Euphoric reopening of countries was ill-timed as it occurred at the Delta variant was beginning to run riot

Your chance of being crushed in bed tonight by a falling satellite is minuscule. It is also non-zero. Ronald Howard, a Stanford engineering professor and founder of a discipline called decision analysis, made a point of noting the latter, the risk of splat. Perhaps best known for studying questions of...

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New study reveals marijuana smokers most at risk of developing lung disease or ‘short of breath’

A new study found that airway inflammation and emphysema are more common in cannabis smokers than cigarette smokers. Smoking is the most common cause of emphysema, a chronic lung condition resulting from air sacs becoming stretched and damaged. While many people smoke cigarettes, cannabis use has increased considerably, especially since...

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Popular ‘low-risk’ sugar-free sweetener now linked to high incidence of heart attack, stroke

Popular ‘low-risk’ sugar-free sweetener now linked to high incidence of heart attack, stroke

Researchers identified several artificial sweeteners in the patients’ blood, but erythritol seemed to have the strongest connection with heart attack and death. Because the sweeteners are related chemically and several were present, researchers initially could not be sure that erythritol was to blame.

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