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St George’s DayGuys, you can switch off that gov alert in your settings, the new one they're sending out later this month. it'll be under notifications
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WW111…Testing…Testing
'The sound that could save your life': UK's first nationwide test of emergency alert system
A nationwide test of the UK's emergency alert service will take place at 3pm on Sunday 23 April. The government said it would be used in "life-threatening emergencies", including extreme weather events like the wildfires and flooding seen last year.
news.sky.com
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Anyhoo back to the #science:
"We demanded CDC break down its Covid-19 hospitalization data into the number hospitalized due to Covid-19 versus other reasons. The CDC's incredible response:
"The way that our data guidance defines COVID admission does not enable us to make a distinction between hospital admissions due to COVID-19 vs. hospital admissions for reasons other than COVID-19."
If they can't make the distinction now, come they could before?
DATA point error issues?
From her testimony. 47k OFFICAL covid hospitalisations in Ohio.
808 patients included greater then 30 days after hospitalisation.
An example of a patient who had covid in 2020 but was still included in the data 287 days later.
3224 people included, but they had not been hospitalized because of covid 19.
5146 people with date of admission UNKNOWN. Somebody know.
"We demanded CDC break down its Covid-19 hospitalization data into the number hospitalized due to Covid-19 versus other reasons. The CDC's incredible response:
"The way that our data guidance defines COVID admission does not enable us to make a distinction between hospital admissions due to COVID-19 vs. hospital admissions for reasons other than COVID-19."
If they can't make the distinction now, come they could before?
DATA point error issues?
From her testimony. 47k OFFICAL covid hospitalisations in Ohio.
808 patients included greater then 30 days after hospitalisation.
An example of a patient who had covid in 2020 but was still included in the data 287 days later.
3224 people included, but they had not been hospitalized because of covid 19.
5146 people with date of admission UNKNOWN.
Somebody know.
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Drawing ever closer…
https://news.sky.com/story/scientis...d-flu-as-seabirds-return-to-uk-coast-12851372Scientists on high alert for bird flu as seabirds return to UK coast
https://news.sky.com/story/scientis...d-flu-as-seabirds-return-to-uk-coast-12851372Scientists on high alert for bird flu as seabirds return to UK coast
Nuclear fallout shelter in field goes up for sale for £70,000
Observer Post Field, in Whitwell, Bolsover, looks like a normal field
On a side note: the inventor of the lobotomy procedure even got a noble prize for it. The doctors were wrong, but it only took 20 years before they were stopped.
Coolio: Gangsta's Paradise rapper died of fentanyl overdose - manager https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-65209910
His death was posted on here and people on social media blamed the vaccine.
His death was posted on here and people on social media blamed the vaccine.
Gloating over a cause of death ...not a good look 
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.How am I gloating. Just posting the cause as other people do. Of course you have to take it one step further as per usual.Gloating over a cause of death ...not a good look
I'm in the dark over this gov alert tbh! Really don't know what's going on, reminds me of covid and the scaremongering about vaccines!Guys, you can switch off that gov alert in your settings, the new one they're sending out later this month. it'll be under notifications
Who would’ve thought 
www.dailymail.co.uk
Masks in hospitals 'made no difference to Covid infection rates'
Researchers from St George's Hospital in London analysed routinely collected infection control data over a 40-week period between December 4, 2021 and September 10, 2022.
Of course they did make a difference.Who would’ve thought
Masks in hospitals 'made no difference to Covid infection rates'
Researchers from St George's Hospital in London analysed routinely collected infection control data over a 40-week period between December 4, 2021 and September 10, 2022.
PPE contracts your grandkids will be paying for:
More than $10M worth of masks, protective gear left in the rain outside Bay Area event center
San Mateo County workers are scrambling to clean up a mess uncovered by the ABC7 I-Team. More than $10 million worth of precious personal protective equipment -- purchased with your tax dollars -- was left outside in the rain.
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to the vets, had to wait outside for the vet to come out, she spent more time pulling up her mask, I was like, get one that bleddy fits!Yes! Had enough micro managing, they can piss off
Having to resort to legal action
Disgusting to think these families are labelled for wanting answers, it’s those that (supposedly )don’t believe in conspiracies are the biggest conspirators of the lot, they can’t seem to accept tragedies happen but very quick to judge innocent people for speaking out .
Lisa Shaw death: Legal action 'only option' for husband
Gareth Eve says he has "no alternative" but to sue AstraZeneca over BBC presenter Lisa Shaw's death.
www.bbc.com
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Might not be entirely related but there’s a UK national shortage of pathologists (and from what I understand, the current degree doesn’t produce graduates ready to step into the shortage).Having to resort to legal action
Disgusting to think these families are labelled for wanting answers, it’s those that (supposedly )don’t believe in conspiracies are the biggest conspirators of the lot, they can’t seem to accept tragedies happen but very quick to judge innocent people for speaking out .Lisa Shaw death: Legal action 'only option' for husband
Gareth Eve says he has "no alternative" but to sue AstraZeneca over BBC presenter Lisa Shaw's death.www.bbc.com
Can you get bifidle bacteria back by eating yoghurt etc???
So you’re saying more people could possibly have died from this?? They don’t routinely give old or sick people autopsies these vaccines could have hastened many deaths, that’s something we’ll never know but in Lisa’s case a cause has been established the Gov and manufacturer have chosen to ignore these families. It was known very early on that this condition was happening but they chose to keep rolling it out essentially not giving people an informed choice based on the side effects known to them at that time…Profit over People !
https://news.sky.com/story/vaccine-...le-conditions-could-be-ready-by-2030-12852533Vaccine for cancer, heart disease and previously untreatable conditions 'could be ready by 2030'
This is incredible news if it pans out - a bona fide cure for cancer, which would be life-altering in an unprecedented way. What's harder to see is how the major pharmaceutical companies will ultimately get behind these individually tailored cancer vaccines when they make so much of their profit from the many types of cancer chemotherapy drugs they already manufacture and develop. This much I know: doctors and scientists working on research & development at pharmaceutical co.s are constantly at loggerheads with profit-oriented bosses. Here's hoping the medics win out.
I’m sure it’ll be targeted at the private market, we may not have an NHS by that time lol, they have given the go ahead for one new drug but cost will be a big factor as per.This is incredible news if it pans out - a bona fide cure for cancer, which would be life-altering in an unprecedented way. What's harder to see is how the major pharmaceutical companies will ultimately get behind these individually tailored cancer vaccines when they make so much of their profit from the many types of cancer chemotherapy drugs they already manufacture and develop. This much I know: doctors and scientists working on research & development at pharmaceutical co.s are constantly at loggerheads with profit-oriented bosses. Here's hoping the medics win out.
NHS in England to offer pioneering cancer drug to patients with ‘Jolie gene’
Health watchdog reverses decision not to recommend olaparib for patients with genetic fault
www.theguardian.com
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