Vaccines are now the vehicle for perpetuating diseases that would otherwise have been eradicated
Vaccines are now the vehicle for perpetuating diseases that would otherwise have been eradicated
(Health News) In a new video, Natural Newsfounding editor and longtime vaccine whistle-blower Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, warns about a phenomenon known as vaccine-induced polio.
While the wild polio virus has became rare throughout the world, Adams explains that some vaccines aren’t fully attenuated/weakened, which means some doses contain the live virus. This can result in polio infections…
Syracuse University students without submitted vaccination records to be ‘excluded’ from campus starting Monday
Syracuse University students without submitted vaccination records to be ‘excluded’ from campus starting Monday
The following article is six days old but I thought it was important to post because Syracuse University defines two cases of mumps as an outbreak. Not only do the actions of Syracuse University fly in the face of common sense, they make it seem as if the unvaccinated are disease spreaders who will infect the whole campus if left unchecked. This is pro vaccine propaganda at its best! As a person…
Texas warns about biggest mumps outbreak in 22 years myfox8.com - 3h ago The Texas Department of State Health Services warned this week of multiple ongoing mumps outbreaks. The surge, which includes 221 cases this year, constitutes the highest incidence of mumps in the state in 22 years. Texas warns about biggest mumps outbreak in 22 years myfox8.com - 3h ago The Texas Department of State Health Services warned this week of multiple ongoing mumps outbreaks. The surge, which includes 221 cases this year, constitutes the highest incidence of mumps in the state in 22 years.
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My school is going through a mumps scare and I can only assume the ridiculousness of someone going to the campus clinic and stating that they obviously have mumps because they have a headache
There have been 192 confirmed cases of mumps since Sept. 1
Mumps continues to spread in Manitoba with eight more cases in the last week.
As of March 9, there have been 192 confirmed cases of mumps since Sept. 1, the highest number of cases in two decades. There are typically four to eight cases a year in the province, health officials say.
Initially, the majority of cases were in university students age 18 to 29 and living in Winnipeg or involved in sports. But health officials said mumps cases are now being seen in all ages and throughout Manitoba.
The virus is found in saliva and respiratory droplets. It is spread through coughing, sneezing, sharing drinks or utensils, or kissing.
Symptoms include fever, swollen cheeks, neck pain, headache, loss of appetite and muscle aches and pains.
Complications can include deafness, encephalitis, meningitis and sterility. Last week, Manitoba medical officer of health Dr. Richard Rusk said there have been a handful of cases in Manitoba resulting in sterility and deafness during the latest outbreak.
The MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine protects against mumps but vaccination rates have fallen. The lower vaccination rates have contributed to weaker herd immunity, putting people with compromised immune systems at risk, provincial officials said.
