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To help speed up Covid-19 vaccinations across the United States, especially among high-risk older adults, one idea continues to surface: Postpone second doses. The idea is that delaying second doses

(Article by John-Henry Westen republished from LifeSiteNews.com) After gaining over 150,000 views, it was removed from YouTube and our main channel was suspended. Still, it’s gotten hundreds of thousands of views on other platforms and it remains up on our Rumble channel.  But we have been flooded with questions ever since we released it. All sorts of people are asking us to give evidence that abortions dating way back several decades are involved in vaccine manufacturing. Well, today on...

"The maximum public health benefit would come from giving a single dose to as many people as possible."

Note that some links may require registration or subscription. The South African variant has officially hit the U.S. with the two cases detected in South Carolina. ( AP) Although Pfizer said it could quickly whip up a new vaccine to tackle mutations, manufacturing would be a whole other beast. ( Reuters) As of 8:00 a.m. ET on Friday, the unofficial COVID-19 toll in the U.S. reached 25,768,828 cases and 433,213 deaths -- up 168,867 and 4,035 respectively, since this time yesterday. Some good n...

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Stanley Plotkin, legendary vaccinologist, on the historic development and chaotic distribution of covid-19 vaccines

By Liz Szabo, Sarah Jane Tribble, Arthur Allen and Jay Hancock Kaiser Health News/TNS Americans are dying of COVID-19 by the thousands, but efforts to ramp up production of potentially lifesaving vaccines are hitting a brick wall. Vaccine makers Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech are running their factories full tilt and are under enormous pressure to expand production or collaborate with other drug companies to set up additional assembly lines. That pressure is only growing as new viral variants of t...

/ President Biden has said he plans to invoke the Defense Production Act to provide more COVID vaccines, but forcing companies to gear up production won’t provide much-needed doses anytime soon. Americans are dying of COVID-19 by the thousands, but efforts to ramp up production of potentially lifesaving vaccines are hitting a brick wall. Vaccine makers Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech are running their factories full tilt and are under enormous pressure to expand production or collaborate with ot...

Fri, 22 Jan 2021 08:18 UTC After a court challenge questioning the scientific support behind the claim that "vaccines do not cause autism," the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has removed that headline from its website. The blockbuster change was made quietly last August, and went largely unnoticed, with no public announcement. The CDC Vaccine-Autism page goes on to state in many different ways that parents should not be concerned about vaccines and autism, and "there is no link," while at th...