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Nature paper shows the COVID "vaccines" increased your risk of getting COVID

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 12 implied HN points • 12 Nov 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. COVID vaccines may reduce the body's protective mucosal antibodies, which are important for preventing infections.
  2. Data suggests that vaccinated individuals could be more susceptible to COVID than those who haven't been vaccinated.
  3. There is a call for clearer communication from health authorities about the potential risks associated with COVID vaccinations.

My autism survey shows very clearly vaccines cause autism

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 10 implied HN points • 18 Dec 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. The survey indicates that a significant number of children developed rapid onset autism right after receiving vaccines, suggesting a potential link.
  2. Specifically, around 60% of children who had vaccines showed autism symptoms within a week following the vaccination.
  3. The author believes more people should look into this issue, as they think mainstream science is ignoring important evidence.

What happens when health authorities are forced to answer my questions?

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 12 implied HN points • 19 Oct 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. Health authorities may avoid answering tough questions about vaccine effectiveness. It's important to push for clear and honest responses.
  2. Data from nursing homes suggests that COVID vaccinations did not significantly reduce deaths. This raises concerns about the actual impact of the vaccines.
  3. There are claims that more vaccinations could be linked to increased COVID infections. It's crucial to understand why vaccination rates and infection rates may not align as expected.

My rebuttal on the claims that vaccines have saved >> killed

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 9 implied HN points • 28 Dec 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. The evidence presented by those claiming vaccines saved lives often doesn’t actually support their claims. Many studies suggest that vaccinations didn't significantly reduce death rates.
  2. Safety signals that could indicate vaccine harm have been ignored or not properly investigated. There’s a lack of thorough autopsy studies to confirm if vaccines caused any deaths.
  3. The overall threat level posed by COVID-19 was exaggerated. Many reports show that COVID-19 is comparable to the flu, leading to concerns that society overreacted and pushed vaccines without adequate justification.

AFTER ACTION REVIEW OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC: Recommendations From The U.S. House of Representatives

Who is Robert Malone • 10 implied HN points • 05 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. The U.S. government needs to keep investigating where COVID-19 came from, especially any connections to specific research facilities in Wuhan.
  2. There should be stricter regulations on dangerous scientific research to avoid accidents, including pausing high-risk studies until new safety rules are in place.
  3. In future health crises, the government should prioritize clear communication and support for local healthcare systems, ensuring that patient care isn't ignored.
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Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 07.02.2025

steigan.no • 7 implied HN points • 07 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. There are strong calls from many medical professionals and organizations to remove COVID-19 vaccines from the market due to concerns about safety and significant health risks.
  2. Recent discussions between Russia and the USA regarding Ukraine suggest a potential shift in strategy, with the USA looking for new elections in Ukraine to facilitate negotiations.
  3. CRISPR technology is being considered in Norway for gene editing in agriculture, but there are ongoing debates about the risks and regulations surrounding its use.

Yang paper: US data shows COVID vaccinated kids 5 - 18 die at a 5.7X higher rate than their unvaccinated peers

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 10 implied HN points • 14 Oct 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. Vaccinated kids aged 5-18 are reported to have a 5.7 times higher death rate compared to those who are unvaccinated. This is a significant difference that needs attention.
  2. There has been a dramatic increase in cardiac-related emergency room visits among people under 40 in New Zealand after the COVID vaccine rollout. The numbers rose nearly five times, which suggests a serious health concern.
  3. Many health authorities are not discussing these findings, which raises questions about vaccine safety. It's important for parents to be aware of the potential risks involved.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 09.12.2024

steigan.no • 8 implied HN points • 09 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. A new report from a US congressional committee has criticized the government's response to COVID-19, claiming it involved lies, incompetence, and harmful policies. They're suggesting this could change how we handle future health crises.
  2. The report points to evidence suggesting that COVID-19 likely came from a lab in Wuhan, China, instead of a natural origin, highlighting potential issues with past research practices and safety measures.
  3. It argues that many restrictions during the pandemic, like mask mandates and lockdowns, were not based on solid scientific evidence and caused significant harm to people's health and the economy.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 25.10.2024

steigan.no • 8 implied HN points • 25 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. Mongolia is working on a big project called the 'Steppe Road,' which aims to improve infrastructure and connections between Russia and China. This plan includes highways and railways, and it's intended to boost trade and energy resources.
  2. Bill Gates is facing a lawsuit in the Netherlands related to COVID-19 vaccine injuries, with claims that he misled people about the vaccine's safety. The court has decided that the case can move forward, adding to the controversy surrounding vaccination.
  3. A recent report raises questions about the safety and effectiveness of seasonal flu vaccines, suggesting they may not provide strong protection, especially for older adults. It also highlights concerns about inadequate testing and reporting of vaccine side effects.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 20.10.2024

steigan.no • 8 implied HN points • 20 Oct 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. Some people who had side effects from COVID vaccines feel ignored. They want more attention and help for their problems.
  2. There was a historical slave trade involving white Europeans in North Africa, which often gets overlooked compared to the more well-known transatlantic slave trade.
  3. The death of a Hamas leader may lead to more violence rather than peace, as it could inspire more fighters to join the cause.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 23.11.2024

steigan.no • 7 implied HN points • 23 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. There's a worrying trend of increasing heart attacks in areas with high vaccination rates. Some studies suggest a dramatic rise in incidents, prompting calls for further investigation.
  2. Experts are discussing the possibility of giving Ukraine nuclear weapons amidst fears of escalating tensions with Russia. There are concerns about how this might change the conflict dynamics.
  3. There's a strong push for a peace agreement in Ukraine, as many believe ongoing support for arms only prolongs suffering. It's important for leaders to prioritize diplomacy over warfare.

Santa Clara County's wastewater shows the COVID vaccine increased infections

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 7 implied HN points • 04 Nov 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. In Santa Clara County, the amount of COVID in wastewater is higher than the national average. This suggests that vaccination may not have helped reduce infections.
  2. The data shows that after vaccinations were rolled out, infection rates actually went up. This raises questions about the effectiveness of the vaccines.
  3. There hasn't been much discussion from health officials about these findings, which seems strange given the serious implications for public health.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 08.02.2025

steigan.no • 5 implied HN points • 08 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. Many independent media outlets in Russia and Ukraine rely heavily on funding from USAID. The recent loss of this support has put these media organizations in a tough spot, risking layoffs and shutdowns.
  2. The World Health Organization (WHO) increasingly depends on private funding, which raises questions about its independence and priorities. Critics argue this could lead to undue influence from corporate interests.
  3. The increasing corruption in political and regulatory systems has made it difficult to trust that public health decisions are made for the right reasons, rather than influenced by wealthy donors or industry stakeholders.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 04.11.2024

steigan.no • 7 implied HN points • 04 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. Mossad was reportedly spying on Italy's Prime Minister Meloni, raising serious concerns about national security and privacy. This has led to calls for an investigation by Italian authorities.
  2. Idaho has decided to stop offering COVID-19 vaccines in its health clinics, which is seen as a historical move reflecting growing skepticism about vaccine safety. This could signal a shift in public health policy across the U.S.
  3. A Ukrainian veteran warned that Ukraine needs to mobilize a significant number of troops soon or face potential defeat. This highlights the urgent and dire situation facing the Ukrainian military in the ongoing conflict.

An open invitation to resolve the vaccine misinformation problem

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 7 implied HN points • 15 Oct 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. Misinformation about vaccines can seriously harm people, and we can't fix it with threats or censorship. It needs open discussions based on science.
  2. Health authorities are currently avoiding conversations about vaccine misinformation, which makes it harder to address the issue effectively.
  3. Censorship doesn't work for solving debates about vaccines. Instead, we should encourage public discussions to find out the truth and potentially save lives.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 17.11.2024

steigan.no • 6 implied HN points • 17 Nov 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. Radical gender ideology is changing how people understand gender, emphasizing personal feelings over biological facts. This shift is affecting schools and laws, teaching that anyone can choose their gender based on how they feel.
  2. Legal changes in Norway since 2013 are supporting this new view on gender, allowing individuals to change their legal gender without medical consent. This has raised concerns about children's rights and their ability to make informed decisions about gender.
  3. Many parents feel anxious about the ideology being taught in schools, worrying it might lead to harmful decisions for their children. The dialogue around gender is becoming more restrictive, making it difficult for parents to discuss these issues openly with their kids.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 17.12.2024

steigan.no • 5 implied HN points • 17 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. The U.S. government has granted Pfizer and Moderna legal protection from vaccine injury claims until 2029. This raises questions about the safety and effectiveness of their vaccines.
  2. Electricity prices in Norway have surged, reaching record highs despite the country's abundant hydroelectric power. This situation has caused public outrage and political consequences for the ruling parties.
  3. There is a growing concern among health professionals about engaging in public debates with alternative health practitioners. They stress the importance of maintaining credibility and structured discussions to avoid misinformation.

Did the COVID vaccine reduce the rate of COVID infections at YOUR workplace?

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 4 implied HN points • 09 Jan 25
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. The COVID vaccine might have reduced the number of infections among workers. It's important for people to share their experiences to get a clearer picture.
  2. If someone thinks the vaccine was effective, they should provide specific details about their workplace and what they observed.
  3. Gathering real feedback can help understand if the vaccine worked as expected in different settings. Honest experiences are needed for better insights.

Nyhetsbrev steigan.no 21.01.2025

steigan.no • 4 implied HN points • 21 Jan 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have expressed a willingness to discuss peace in Ukraine. This signals a potential shift in U.S.-Russia relations under Trump's leadership.
  2. Trump has pulled the U.S. out of the World Health Organization and the Paris Climate Agreement again. This move emphasizes a significant change in U.S. foreign policy and health approaches.
  3. There are rising concerns about the dangers of artificial intelligence, especially in military applications. Experts warn that without proper regulations, AI could pose serious risks to humanity.

VSRF LIVE TONIGHT: Episode 188- Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, DO

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 1 implied HN point • 31 Jul 25
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. Dr. Sherri Tenpenny is an experienced doctor focusing on holistic health and has written extensively about vaccines and public health.
  2. Tonight's show will explore important topics like public health policies and the influence of pharmaceutical companies.
  3. The event supports health freedom and includes a chance to win a special health device through a raffle.

VSRF LIVE TONIGHT: Episode 186- Dr. Pete "Doc" Chambers and Dr. Kirk Moore

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 1 implied HN point • 17 Jul 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. Dr. Pete Chambers and Dr. Kirk Moore are joining a live event to discuss their experiences and perspectives on medical ethics and COVID-19 mandates. They both prioritize patient choice and have faced challenges in their careers.
  2. Dr. Chambers is running for Governor of Texas, drawing on his military background and leadership experience. He believes his skills can help address the state's needs during tough times.
  3. The event highlights the importance of health freedom and supporting informed decision-making, especially regarding COVID-19 vaccines for children. Attendees are encouraged to bring questions and share their concerns.

VSRF LIVE TONIGHT: Episode 184 - Evidence, Ethics, and the Crusade for Truth

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 1 implied HN point • 03 Jul 25
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. Dr. Tess Lawrie is a respected doctor and researcher dedicated to improving public health. She wants to ensure that people receive the right information and care they deserve.
  2. She has called out issues of corruption in medicine and has been a strong advocate for transparency and early treatment options, especially during the COVID-19 crisis.
  3. The organization she co-founded, the World Council for Health, aims to bring together different voices to improve health practices and policies, encouraging everyone to participate in creating change.

Information Asymmetry and the Fall of Mainstream Media

As If We Were Staying • 3 implied HN points • 11 Dec 24
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. Mainstream media is losing trust as many people see its biases and manipulations. Recent events, like a high-profile shooting, have made this clear to the public.
  2. Information Asymmetry affects consumers by giving corporations more knowledge than regular people. This can lead to companies hiding harmful practices and making choices difficult for consumers.
  3. To improve the situation, we need to support independent journalism and community-driven businesses. By doing this, we can push for better regulations and solutions to corporate power.

VSRF LIVE TONIGHT: Episode 159 - Big Changes Coming in 2025!

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 1 implied HN point • 09 Jan 25
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. There's a big discussion happening tonight about changes expected in health policies for 2025. This will impact health freedom and how vaccines are handled.
  2. A guest, Michael Kane, will discuss the efforts to support teachers in NYC who faced discrimination during the pandemic. It's an important issue for many people.
  3. The event encourages people to share the information and show support for health freedom. Donations are also needed to keep the discussions going.

VSRF LIVE TONIGHT: Episode 157 - DNA Contamination Confirmed!

Steve Kirsch's newsletter • 1 implied HN point • 19 Dec 24
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. There is a concern about DNA contamination in COVID vaccines, which could affect people's health. This issue is important for everyone, whether vaccinated or not.
  2. Dr. Christina Parks is an expert who will explain the risks associated with DNA contamination in vaccines. She will also discuss vaccine shedding and its potential dangers.
  3. Public support and donations are needed to sustain the VSRF Live show and continue discussing these vital health topics. Every contribution helps maintain health freedom for the future.

When "Detecting Everything" Misses the Point

Nano Thoughts • 0 implied HN points • 07 Feb 25
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. Sensitivity and specificity are important for medical tests, but they don’t tell the whole story. While sensitivity checks for illness, specificity avoids falsely alarming healthy people, but we also need to consider how trustworthy those positive results are.
  2. Positive Predictive Value (PPV) is crucial because it determines how many positive test results are actually true. Even tests that seem great on paper can lead to many false alarms if the condition is rare in the tested population.
  3. New standards are needed for screening tests, especially since broad screening is becoming more common. Tests should not just catch many cases, but also provide real accuracy, avoiding unnecessary stress and procedures for patients.

"The War on Food and Health is Here. So is the War on Journalism. Fight Back!"

Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf • 0 implied HN points • 28 Jun 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. People are fighting for their rights to choose what they eat and how they manage their health. It's important to stay informed and speak up for these freedoms.
  2. Big companies have a lot of control over the food we eat. Understanding how they influence our food choices is crucial for making healthier decisions.
  3. Moms and grassroots movements play a significant role in advocating for health and political accountability. Their voices are important for shaping the future and holding leaders responsible.

In 2019, the US was ranked No.1 for pandemic preparedness

Joshua Gans' Newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 02 Oct 21
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. In 2019, the US was ranked number one for pandemic preparedness, with a score of 85.3 in the Global Health Security Index.
  2. The Global Health Security Index's ranking of countries' pandemic preparedness had flaws, like giving undue weight to wealth and not accounting for experience with infectious diseases.
  3. The ranking influenced countries' expectations when COVID-19 hit, but it was found to be inaccurate in predicting how well countries responded to a global pandemic.

Pulling back the curtains on how Big Health is hurting Americans.

HEALTH CARE un-covered • 0 implied HN points • 05 Jan 21
🏥 Health Politics Health Policy
  1. Big Health often puts profits before patients, leading to higher costs and less care. This can hurt people's access to necessary medical services.
  2. Many Americans struggle with healthcare bills, which can lead to financial stress and even bankruptcy. It's important for people to be aware of their rights and options.
  3. Transparency in healthcare is crucial. Knowing how much treatments really cost can help patients make better decisions about their health.

Vaccine Week: How fast can it be distributed?

Joshua Gans' Newsletter • 0 implied HN points • 14 Sep 20
🏥 Health & Wellness Health Policy
  1. The distribution of a Covid-19 vaccine involves complex challenges such as raw material shortages, unique supply chain links, and production innovation issues like mRNA vaccine technologies.
  2. Governments will need to prioritize who receives the vaccine first due to limited initial supplies, potentially leading to lottery-based allocations and individualistic or regional distribution strategies.
  3. Efficiently distributing vaccines to accelerate the end of the pandemic requires balancing targeted distribution to achieve herd immunity in specific areas versus more widespread distribution to lower the overall reproduction rate across the country.

Exclusive Access to the Truth—Will You Stand With Us?

Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf • 0 implied HN points • 14 Feb 25
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Health Policy
  1. Dr. Naomi Wolf and her team are dedicated to exposing corruption and holding powerful companies accountable. They aim to challenge narratives that mainstream media often avoids.
  2. By subscribing, readers can access exclusive content and have the chance to interact directly with Dr. Wolf. This creates a community for discussion and deeper understanding.
  3. Supporting independent journalism is crucial right now.Subscriptions help continue the work of exposing issues related to big corporations and government actions.