#Vaccination campaign

[omg-erika]

640,000 children saved from paralysis?

by Dr.Harald Wiesendanger– Klartext What the mainstream media is hiding Because polioviruses have appeared in Gaza, the WHO is vaccinating 640,000 Palestinian children. Upon closer inspection, what looks like a great humanitarian aid operation turns out to be a hair-raising scandal. In June 2024, in the ninth month of another war between Hamas and Israel, a poliovirus appeared in sewage…

[townpostin]

Inner Wheel Club Launches Cervical Cancer Awareness Campaign in Jamshedpur

Local Organization Promotes Prevention and Vaccination Among Young Girls Jamshedpur’s Inner Wheel Club spearheads an initiative to educate youth about cervical cancer risks and prevention methods. JAMSHEDPUR – The Inner Wheel Club of Jamshedpur has initiated a health awareness campaign focused on cervical cancer prevention among young girls in the city. President Sarika Singh led the organization…

[regenhealthsolutions]

COVID-19 vaccine can help people with heart failure live longer

Heart failure patients who are vaccinated against COVID-19 have an 82% greater likelihood of living longer than those who are not vaccinated, according to research presented today at Heart Failure 2024, a scientific congress of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC).1 Heart Failure is a life-threatening syndrome affecting more than 64 million people worldwide.2 “Patients with heart failure…

[i-am-trans-gwender]

The shit Trump said during the debate had the same vibes as the lyric "Obama sent the immigrants to vaccinate your kids" in the song "Welcome To The Internet". The difference is the lyric was satirical while Trump was (trying to be) serious.

[harriswalz4usabybr]

Response to RFK Jr Endorsing Trump

~BR~

[newyorkthegoldenage]

These two kids are more interested in their lollipops than the city's ongoing campaign to get New Yorkers vaccinated against polio. Jamaica Health Center, Queens, August 31, 1955.

Photo: NYC Municipal Archives

[leche-flandom]

Tired tired tired of the US deeming brown people expendable for their political agenda

[highlynerdy]

@nextstopparis said “arthur pendragon with a lil bi flag edited onto his cheek” but I accidentally went a little more extra with it 💗💜💙

[chicago-geniza]

This Call the Midwife episode reminded me that nurse af yidish is kranken-shvester. I love how many languages do just call nurses "Sickness Sister" or "Medicine Sister"

[omg-erika]

"Millions of Lives Saved"?

by Dr.Harald Wiesendanger– Klartext What the mainstream media is hiding Have mRNA vaccines against Covid-19 “saved millions of lives”? That’s why the 2023 Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded. It honors a hair-raising lie “based on a junk simulation financed by industry,” according to two scientists from Canada. It has now been quoted over 700 times in the specialist press worldwide, and…

[lasseling]

WHO Demands Mass mRNA Vaccination Campaign for ‘Bird Flu’

The globalist World Health Organization (WHO) is calling on the governments of sovereign nations to begin preparing for mass mRNA vaccinations to supposedly tackle “bird flu.”

[thoughtlessarse]

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the United States military launched a secret campaign to counter what it perceived as China’s growing influence in the Philippines, a nation hit especially hard by the deadly virus, an investigation by the Reuters news agency has found. Through phony internet accounts meant to impersonate Filipinos, the military’s propaganda efforts morphed into an anti-vaccination campaign, Reuters reported in a story released on Friday. Social media posts decried the quality of face masks, test kits and the first vaccine that would become available in the Philippines – China’s Sinovac inoculation. The clandestine operation has not been previously reported. It aimed to sow doubt about the safety and efficacy of vaccines and other life-saving aid that was being supplied by China, the Reuters investigation found. It identified at least 300 accounts on X, formerly Twitter, that matched descriptions shared by former US military officials familiar with the operation. Almost all were created in the middle of 2020 and centred on the slogan #Chinaangvirus – Tagalog for “China is the virus.” “COVID came from China and the VACCINE also came from China, don’t trust China!” one typical tweet from July 2020 read. The words were posted next to a photo of a syringe beside a Chinese flag and a soaring chart of infections. Another post read: “From China – PPE, Face Mask, Vaccine: FAKE. But the Coronavirus is real.” After Reuters asked X about the accounts, the social media company removed the profiles, determining they were part of a coordinated bot campaign based on activity patterns and internal data.

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[iknewiwouldregretthis]

woke up this morning and immediately read the entirety of the robert kennedy assassination page for reasons entirely unknowable

[trauma-and-truffles]

What do you think of antivaxxers? I mean, people who reject vaccines even though we have many available today.

That is a real shame. Mlle. Hopster has mentioned how effective vaccines are in the modern day, so it saddens me that people aren't accepting of it.

-Larrey

[mas-que-loucura-menina]

Oh yes, my new hobby; taking vaccines whenever I'm bored

[tobrodachi]

A’ight, so, as a self-proclaimed expert on the field of epidemiology for infectious and tropical diseases (since I don’t have a title that validates me just yet, it’s a work in progress lmao), this is the skinny of what’s happening with Rabies, take it with a grain of salt since I’m still compiling information and shitposting to organize my thoughts via shouting to the abyss:

1. 4 cases of supposed rabies (confirmatory laboratory pending, it’s new years, and of course the bureaucrats are having a field day). 3 in Oaxaca, southern Mexico; 1 in Nayarit, western mexico. The Nayarit and 1 of the Oaxacan cases are in grave state, 1 death, and the last one without showing any symptoms whatsoever because she’s just built different (actually, just got bit in the hand instead of the head, which is important because! This virus travels through neurons! And it only shows symptoms when it reaches the brain! As if that zombie shit wasn’t scary enough already).

2. The culprit for the Oaxacan cases was a bat that broke into a home. Unknown origin. Vampire bats (AKA Round Motherfucker Supreme) apparently tend to live further up north. However. It also fucking migrates and crashes into other bat colonies like that one uncomfortable cousin. So we still know absolutely jackshit about that.

3. The cases were in this one village, Palo de Lima, located quite literally in the middle of nowhere (or as in this case, Southern Sierra Madre), and that I looked up via geographical and topographical analysis. I found out that they’re so far into the mountains, their roads are made of dirt, and it takes between 4 and 5 hours for any kind of transportation to reach the closest settlement with a working hospital.

4. Bruh.

5. The Nayarit case was a totally unrelated case that occurred a few days before because this one lady let her cat out, bit her, and then died 3 days later. And now her health’s deteriorating, and they sent some samples to the center of the country so that they can identify the presence of Lyssavirus.

6. BRUH.

Should we worry about an outbreak? Probably not, although if the case is confirmed to the wildlife, nothing much can be done about it without altering the ecosystems surrounding them. However, this shit does absolutely show that hey, maybe our government needs to invest more in civil engineering to reach these far-off places faster.

TL;DR: Can we please get a less eventful year? kthxbai