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Don't mention the V word: 'Spike in strokes, cardiac arrest among young since Covid', says study in India

Kavita Bajeli-Datt
New Indian Express
Sun, 29 Oct 2023 12:10 UTC
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More young people are experiencing brain stroke, cardiac arrest, and heart attacks in India since the Covid-19 outbreak. Now, the latest survey has confirmed that there has been a 21 per cent increase in people who have had one or more of their close contacts experience brain stroke, cardiac arrest, heart attack and cancer acceleration in the past year.

The survey, which surveyed over 11,000 people in 322 districts in India, said that 72 per cent reported one or more individuals in their close social network - extended family, friends, neighbours and colleagues - experiencing medical conditions like brain stroke, cardiac arrest, heart attack and cancer acceleration in the last three-and-a-half-years post March 2020 following the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak in India.

The survey by LocalCircles, India's leading community social media platform, also found that the percentage of citizens with such cases amongst their close contacts increased by 21% from October 2022 to October 2023.

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Next Pandemic Propaganda: The "Big One," Nipah, Ebola and Marburg, SARS1, Machupo, "Vampire Virus", Disease X

Dr. William Makis MD
COVID Intel
Wed, 15 Nov 2023 00:00 UTC
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Comment: Head of Russia's Security Council Nikolay Patrushev also thinks that something is soon coming:
Top Russian security official sees risk of new pandemics amid Washington's activity

Nikolay Patrushev mentioned the emergence of dangerous domestic and external factors that may cause previously unheard-of diseases, epidemics and pandemics as he proposed discussing extra measures to ensure biosecurity

Russian Security Council Secretary Nikolay Patrushev warned about the risk of new epidemics and pandemics as well as of additional biological threats being posed by Washington's activity.

"Ensuring biological security in today's world is a pressing issue as it relates to potential risks and threats, among other things being posed by US military and biological activity, including in Ukraine," Patrushev explained, opening a conference on the situation in Russia's Central Federal District.

Patrushev mentioned the emergence of dangerous domestic and external factors that may cause previously unheard-of diseases, epidemics and pandemics as he proposed discussing extra measures to ensure biosecurity.


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How to Make COVID Vaccines Appear to be "Safe for Pregnancy"

Igor Chudov
Igor's Newsletter
Tue, 14 Nov 2023 18:39 UTC
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Answer: just remove most-likely-to-miscarry vaccinated women from the data!

Are COVID vaccines safe for women trying to become pregnant?

A newly published study that intended to prove that COVID vaccines are safe for women trying to become pregnant is raising more questions than it answers.

The study appears to intentionally exclude women most likely to experience miscarriage, but only among the vaccinated cohort!

https://academic.oup.com/humrep/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/humrep/dead211/7326030

This study is cited on Twitter by COVID vaccine promoters, who did not read it past the abstract, as the full text is not free.
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[listo] Expertos plantean temores de salud pública sobre el síndrome de microondas de las antenas 5G

Gillian Jamieson
The Daily Sceptic
Wed, 15 Nov 2023 09:00 UTC
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El Gobierno quisiera hacernos creer que "puede haber un pequeño aumento en la exposición general a las ondas de radio cuando se añade el 5G a una red existente o en una nueva zona", pero que "no debería haber consecuencias para la salud pública". ¿Es esto cierto? ¿En qué se basa esta afirmación?

Acabo de leer los cuatro estudios de casos de 5G llevados a cabo este año por el profesor Lennart Hardell y Mona Nilsson, en los que ocho personas desarrollaron síntomas debilitantes tras la instalación de antenas 5G junto a sus viviendas, donde se tomaron mediciones precisas de la radiación. Los resultados ponen un gran interrogante sobre la declaración del Gobierno.

¿Ha ignorado nuestro Gobierno los llamamientos mundiales y las declaraciones consensuadas de científicos y médicos independientes, que piden una revisión de las directrices de seguridad y el cese del despliegue de la 5G sobre la base de la investigación de los niveles mucho más bajos de emisiones anteriores a la 5G? Entre ellos se incluyen: También está la convincente Declaración de Consenso 2020 de expertos médicos y científicos del Reino Unido e internacionales sobre los efectos de las radiaciones no ionizantes en la salud, firmada por organizaciones que representan a 3.500 médicos de todo el mundo, iniciada por la Iniciativa de Salud de los Médicos para la Radiación y el Medio Ambiente (PHIRE).
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Bangladesh battles deadliest dengue outbreak since records began 20 years ago


Voice of Europe
Tue, 14 Nov 2023 11:43 UTC
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Bangladesh is facing its worst-ever dengue outbreak, with rising temperatures and an extended monsoon creating optimal conditions for the disease-spreading mosquito, Reuters reported.

As of November 12, the death toll stands at 1,476, and 291,832 people are infected, overwhelming hospitals in the densely populated country. The 2023 death toll is more than five times that of 2022, marking the deadliest outbreak since tracking began in 2000. Climate change-induced shifts in temperature and rainfall patterns are conducive to the breeding of the Aedes mosquito, which transmits dengue.

This year, dengue cases have been reported in all 64 districts of the country, prompting the need for year-round vector surveillance. Symptoms vary, with some patients presenting only with coughing, making diagnosis challenging. Despite the lack of a specific vaccine or treatment, early detection and proper medical care can reduce fatalities to less than 1%. Hospitals in Bangladesh are grappling with the surge in patients, exacerbated by a shortage of intravenous fluids crucial for severe cases.

Comment: Whilst the climate is indeed exhibiting extremes of all kinds, as noted above, hospitals are also suffering life-threatening shortages of medical supplies. Furthermore, economies across the planet are falling into recession, and so one wonders just how factors such as these are exacerbating the unprecedented dengue crisis: US suffering another medication shortage: penicillin - amid record number of syphilis cases

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A closer look at deaths in Australia in 2021: What were people dying of?


Hart
Mon, 30 Oct 2023 00:00 UTC
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Australia is an important control group because they had minimal covid prior to Omicron. Therefore the effects of the vaccine alone on the population can be deduced by what happened there in 2021.

There are two key points to note.

Firstly, there was a lack of respiratory deaths in 2020, 2021 and even 2022. Any analysis of excess mortality needs to account for that. Secondly, many of the excess deaths were not included in the major cateogories of death.
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Figure 1: Total deaths.

Total mortality was lower in 2020 and higher in 2021 than expected levels (see figure 1). Figure 2 shows the same data with an adjusted y-axis to show that these differences were not insignificant. For 2021, there were 4,145 excess deaths in 2021 whereas there were only 1,224 deaths attributed to covid.
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Alzheimer's Linked to COVID-19 and Other Common Viral Infections

George Citroner
The Epoch Times
Sun, 11 Jun 2023 07:36 UTC
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Many factors increase brain disease risk, but infection with common viruses could be the most insidious.

Besides aging, viral infections are also factors that contribute to Alzheimer's disease. COVID-19 has increasingly been linked to cognitive decline, a connection that appears to be confirmed by a new review of neurological symptoms connected to the condition.

According to researchers, viral infection significantly adds to the risk of dementia in older people. In effect, Alzheimer's and COVID appear to work together to damage our brains.
"I believe over the next several years, emerging evidence will further support a link between microbial infection and neurodegenerative diseases," corresponding author of the study Thomas E. Lane, who holds a doctorate in microbiology and immunology, said in a press statement.

Comment: See also:

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Tai chi might help seniors counter mild cognitive decline

Amy Norton
Medical Xpress
Sat, 04 Nov 2023 20:18 UTC
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The ancient art of tai chi, plus a modern twist, may help older adults reverse mild declines in brain power, a new clinical trial reveals.

Researchers found that tai chi classes helped older adults improve their subtle problems with cognition (memory and thinking skills). It also helped them with a fundamental multitasking skill: walking while your attention is elsewhere.

But while tai chi was effective, a "cognitively enhanced" version that added mental challenges to the mix worked even better, the study found.
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Bayer ordered to pay $332 mln in Roundup cancer trial

Surbhi Misra, Gursimran Kaur, Brendan Pierson
Reuters
Wed, 01 Nov 2023 00:00 UTC
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The Bayer AG logo sits on display at the headquarters in La Garenne-Colombes, near Paris, France, May 13, 2019.
A California jury on Tuesday found Bayer (BAYGn.DE) liable in a case brought by a man who claimed his cancer was due to exposure to the company's Roundup weed killer, and ordered it to pay $332 million in damages.

The verdict includes $7 million in compensatory damages and $325 million in punitive damages awarded to plaintiff Mike Dennis, who was diagnosed at age 51 with a form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, according to a spokesperson for the company.

The punitive damage award is almost certain to be reduced sharply, as the U.S. Supreme Court has found that punitive damages should be less than 10 times the compensatory damages in virtually all cases.
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Bill Gates pushes digital ID for newborns in Kenya as critics warn of surveillance risk

Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D.
Children's Health Defense
Mon, 30 Oct 2023 00:00 UTC
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is continuing its global push to support government-backed digital ID programs — this time setting its sights on Kenya, where it will advise the government on that country's "Maisha Namba" digital ID initiative currently under development, Reclaim the Net reports.

According to the Kenyan Daily Post, Gates' role in assisting the Kenyan government in its development and rollout of Maisha Namba was announced after a recent series of "closed-door meetings" with Kenyan President William Ruto.

"The billionaire, who is known to champion GMO [genetically modified organism] foods, has met Ruto in a series of meetings since he came to power with most of the engagements shrouded in secrecy," the Kenyan Daily Post wrote.
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