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www.yalemedicine.org
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| | | | | The FDA approved updated (2023-2024 formula) COVID-19 vaccines, which are expected to keep more people from getting seriously ill with the virus, including recent strains. | |
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luckylosing.com
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| | | | | At a time when enormous anxiety surrounds vaccination it's comforting to know large research projects concluding, "that immunisations may reduce the risk of SIDS", are accepted by SIDS support groups and public health officials. Not only that but German researchers published in Vaccine have suggested that immunisations should be part of the SIDS prevention campaign,... | |
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keepkidshealthy.com
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| | | | | Most parents understand and expect that their baby will get a vitamin K shot when they are born and before they leave the hospital. It helps prevent bleeding from vitamin K deficiency. Vitamin K for Babies Newborns have been routinely getting vitamin K shots since at least since 1961. While it was well known that ... Continue reading "Don't Skip Your Baby's Vitamin K Shot" | |
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www.fathead-movie.com
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| | | [AI summary] The discussion revolves around skepticism regarding the accuracy of reported coronavirus statistics and the effectiveness of public health measures like masks and social distancing. Participants question the reliability of data, particularly the classification of deaths as 'caused by' versus 'associated with' the virus, and express concerns about government and media manipulation of information. There's also a focus on the impact of lockdowns on the economy and mental health, with some advocating for civil disobedience and others emphasizing the need for personal responsibility. The conversation touches on issues like herd immunity, the role of comorbidities in mortality rates, and the perceived hypocrisy in media coverage of protests versus pub... | ||
