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‘Stay Home’: Western Australia Issues COVID-19 Warning Ahead of Christmas
Dr. Paul Armstrong suggested residents consider wearing a mask in crowded settings
Stanford Holds Conference to ‘Repair Rifts,’ Reflect on Pandemic Policy and COVID Origins
Public health practitioners and policymakers from all sides of the COVID-19 policy debate participated in four expert panels.
Low Cortisol May Fuel Long COVID: Animal Study
Proteins that linger up to a year following a COVID-19 infection link to low cortisol levels, which can lead to long-term neuroinflammation.
COVID Social Distancing Linked to Newborn Mortality and Preterm Births, Study Finds
The authors believe that disrupted prenatal care contributed to newborn mortality.
CDC: Hospitals No Longer Mandated to Report COVID-19 Data
The CDC says that hospitals no longer have to report COVID-19 hospital admissions, hospital capacity, or related information.
Modified RNA in COVID Vaccines May Contribute to Cancer Development: Review
In a review published on April 5, researchers argue that modification to mRNA causes immune suppression that may contribute to cancer development.
Did the MMR Vax Really End Measles in the US? How Do Vaxxed Kids Compare to Unvaxxed Kids in Health?
Vaccinated People Are Immune Imprinted, Have Unusual Response to COVID-19 mRNA Boosters
Immune imprinting occurs when previous exposures leave such a strong immune memory that the body continues to produce antibodies targeting the past experience.
Report Criticizes ‘Catastrophic Errors’ of COVID Lockdowns, Warns of Repeat
‘Granting public health agencies extraordinary powers was a major error,’ says Johns Hopkins economist Steve Hanke.
Pfizer and Moderna COVID Vaccines’ Efficacy Exaggerated, Effectiveness ‘Well Below’ 50 Percent, Researchers Say
A key problem with the clinical trial is that the definition of vaccinated and unvaccinated is unclear, the paper says.
Immunosuppression Prevalence Doubled, Linked to Medication Use and COVID: Experts
In 2021, an estimated 6.6 percent of U.S. adults were immunosuppressed. The estimate was 2.7 percent in 2013.
Florida Grand Jury COVID Vaccine Probe Faces Biden Admin Roadblocks
The grand jury says cooperation from the Biden administration is crucial for insights into the vaccines’ approval, rollout, and administration.
COVID Variants Resist mRNA Vaccine Antibodies, but Resistance to 3rd Dose Slightly Reduced
While neutralizing antibodies induced by the vaccines rapidly decline, the third vaccine dose may improve antibody resistance.
DNA Contaminants in COVID Vaccines Are ‘Beyond the Pale’: Florida Surgeon General Explains the Call for Vaccine Halt
Dr. Jospeh Ladapo sat down with EpochTV’s ‘American Thought Leaders’ host Jan Jekielek to explain his reasoning for calling a stop to the use of the vaccines.
Mask Mandate Returns to National Park in New Jersey
A requirement to wear face masks indoors has been reinstated at a New Jersey national park after an increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations in the area.
NSW Health Department Tells Community to ‘Stay COVID-19 Safe’
NSW chief health officer Kerry Chant told people with cold or flu symptoms to ‘wear a mask.’
How Do mRNA COVID Vaccines Hijack the Workings of Our Cells? The Critical Error in COVID-Vax Distribution
Dr. Dayan Goodenowe suggests that mRNA COVID vaccines could impact cellular health by causing cells to produce spike proteins.
