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Great Politico Pro story on the "bonfire of the vaccines" - sadly behind paywall. The analysis reveals that at least 215 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines purchased by EU countries during the pandemic now lie in landfills across the Continent, at an estimated cost to the…
— Izabella Kaminska (@izakaminska) December 14, 2023
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debilizam ima cijenu
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^Naprotiv mora biti besplatan cim ga tako rado delis 
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neke 3 guske otvaraju yt bulažnjenje kako je predrasuda da su avaxi debilčine vrv zato što su i same avax debilčine koje sede u podkastu bez maski
evo do čega su nas avax debilčine dovele
evo do čega su nas avax debilčine dovele
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ajde brže to mame vam ga farmakomafijaške pa da mogu da zjakam bez maske na poslu
ofc na ulici ću je i dalje nositi da trigerujem zmarvu
ofc na ulici ću je i dalje nositi da trigerujem zmarvu
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ima jedan prilično kosmati i zapušteni lik ovamo u komšiluku u PG ali bezopasan, stalno nosi masku i to do očiju, uvijek me podsjeti na tebe
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gospodin čovek zna šta je najvažnije u kosmosu
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Location : имам пуну полицу књига, која ми је главна?
Штити му нешто, ех, врло важно.
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I drove a škodilak before it was cool.
Морони на власти чешће мењају правила него гаће.
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kako bi bilo super da ovaj poživi 300 godina
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ma da pogotovo je psihički healthy
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u zdravom telu zdrav duh
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kakav je to dar za doktore, muka ti je da se cimaš da utvrđuješ dijagnozu, piši long covid
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uzalud se braniš kao da si iznad toga
ti ko i svi drugi patiš vječno od brejn foga
ti ko i svi drugi patiš vječno od brejn foga
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Drops in IQ
Most recently, a new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine assessed cognitive abilities such as memory, planning and spatial reasoning in nearly 113,000 people who had previously had COVID-19. The researchers found that those who had been infected had significant deficits in memory and executive task performance.
This decline was evident among those infected in the early phase of the pandemic and those infected when the delta and omicron variants were dominant. These findings show that the risk of cognitive decline did not abate as the pandemic virus evolved from the ancestral strain to omicron.
In the same study, those who had mild and resolved COVID-19 showed cognitive decline equivalent to a three-point loss of IQ. In comparison, those with unresolved persistent symptoms, such as people with persistent shortness of breath or fatigue, had a six-point loss in IQ. Those who had been admitted to the intensive care unit for COVID-19 had a nine-point loss in IQ. Reinfection with the virus contributed an additional two-point loss in IQ, as compared with no reinfection.
Generally the average IQ is about 100. An IQ above 130 indicates a highly gifted individual, while an IQ below 70 generally indicates a level of intellectual disability that may require significant societal support.
To put the finding of the New England Journal of Medicine study into perspective, I estimate that a three-point downward shift in IQ would increase the number of U.S. adults with an IQ less than 70 from 4.7 million to 7.5 million – an increase of 2.8 million adults with a level of cognitive impairment that requires significant societal support.
Another study in the same issue of the New England Journal of Medicine involved more than 100,000 Norwegians between March 2020 and April 2023. It documented worse memory function at several time points up to 36 months following a positive SARS-CoV-2 test.
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ako, srećniji je čovjek kad je glup
Is it long COVID or long vax?
The Hill | 06.03.2024
Millions of Americans are still suffering months or even years after they were infected with COVID. Long COVID as it’s commonly known is a serious and poorly understood problem. But there is also growing evidence that the COVID vaccine could cause a similar disease.
We need our government health agencies to take a serious look at this condition and stop stigmatizing doctors and patients who report these findings so we can get people the help they need.
We are critical care physicians with the FLCCC Alliance (the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance) who have treated COVID patients throughout the pandemic. One of us recently opened a private practice focused on patients with long COVID.
In two years, the practice has evaluated and treated over 1,000 individuals. Approximately 70 percent of these patients said their reported symptoms occurred in the minutes, hours, days and weeks after COVID vaccination, as opposed to after COVID infection. This could be tied to a new condition that’s flown under the radar until recently.
This syndrome, dubbed “long vax,” is just starting to make its way into the medical literature. Dr. Harlan Krumholz at the Yale School of Medicine published a survey of 241 patients who described post-COVID vaccination symptoms of exercise intolerance, excessive fatigue, numbness, brain fog and neuropathy, a nervous system disorder that can cause pain, tingling sensations, numbness or weakness. Long COVID patients were excluded from the study, which is now undergoing peer review.
The concern is that our findings, Krumholz’s study, and any reports of adverse events from COVID-19 vaccination, will be subject to the same institutional censorship we saw throughout the pandemic. Suppressing this information risks creating an even bigger disaster.
There is widespread alarm about autoimmune diseases reaching “epidemic levels.” Much of this is attributable to COVID, and there is mounting evidence that COVID vaccinations may have contributed to this trend as well. Similarly, autoimmune diseases, particularly autoimmune rheumatic diseases, can increase a person’s chance of developing long COVID. This means we could see an explosion of long COVID — and long vax — in the months and years ahead.
America’s health agencies need to snap into action to help study this problem so we can better understand and treat these conditions. Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be much hope of this happening. The National Institutes of Health is fixated on studying the effect of Paxlovid, an antiviral COVID treatment, to treat long COVID and long vax, despite it having no proven effect on autoimmune disease.
At the same time, court cases such as Murthy v. Missouri are challenging the pressure the Biden administration put on social media companies to suppress discussion of alternative COVID treatments while they pushed the mass vaccination campaign.
As physicians who have dedicated our lives to healing people, we find it hard to stomach that the government has abused its power in this way. Our health agencies have been coopted by industry and political forces, leaving millions of people vulnerable to injury, suffering and death, in many cases without any recourse. Until our leaders in Washington step up and take these problems seriously, it’s up to physicians and affected patients to share our knowledge and forge solutions.
To be sure, the Senate HELP Committee recently took up the issue of long COVID, but it simply was not a serious effort. Without an honest accounting of what went wrong, the last thing we should do is give the government more power over our healthcare decisions.
Pierre Kory, MD is president and chief medical officer and Paul Marik, MD is chief scientific officer at the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance.
Is it long COVID or long vax?
The Hill | 06.03.2024
Millions of Americans are still suffering months or even years after they were infected with COVID. Long COVID as it’s commonly known is a serious and poorly understood problem. But there is also growing evidence that the COVID vaccine could cause a similar disease.
We need our government health agencies to take a serious look at this condition and stop stigmatizing doctors and patients who report these findings so we can get people the help they need.
We are critical care physicians with the FLCCC Alliance (the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance) who have treated COVID patients throughout the pandemic. One of us recently opened a private practice focused on patients with long COVID.
In two years, the practice has evaluated and treated over 1,000 individuals. Approximately 70 percent of these patients said their reported symptoms occurred in the minutes, hours, days and weeks after COVID vaccination, as opposed to after COVID infection. This could be tied to a new condition that’s flown under the radar until recently.
This syndrome, dubbed “long vax,” is just starting to make its way into the medical literature. Dr. Harlan Krumholz at the Yale School of Medicine published a survey of 241 patients who described post-COVID vaccination symptoms of exercise intolerance, excessive fatigue, numbness, brain fog and neuropathy, a nervous system disorder that can cause pain, tingling sensations, numbness or weakness. Long COVID patients were excluded from the study, which is now undergoing peer review.
The concern is that our findings, Krumholz’s study, and any reports of adverse events from COVID-19 vaccination, will be subject to the same institutional censorship we saw throughout the pandemic. Suppressing this information risks creating an even bigger disaster.
There is widespread alarm about autoimmune diseases reaching “epidemic levels.” Much of this is attributable to COVID, and there is mounting evidence that COVID vaccinations may have contributed to this trend as well. Similarly, autoimmune diseases, particularly autoimmune rheumatic diseases, can increase a person’s chance of developing long COVID. This means we could see an explosion of long COVID — and long vax — in the months and years ahead.
America’s health agencies need to snap into action to help study this problem so we can better understand and treat these conditions. Unfortunately, there doesn’t seem to be much hope of this happening. The National Institutes of Health is fixated on studying the effect of Paxlovid, an antiviral COVID treatment, to treat long COVID and long vax, despite it having no proven effect on autoimmune disease.
At the same time, court cases such as Murthy v. Missouri are challenging the pressure the Biden administration put on social media companies to suppress discussion of alternative COVID treatments while they pushed the mass vaccination campaign.
As physicians who have dedicated our lives to healing people, we find it hard to stomach that the government has abused its power in this way. Our health agencies have been coopted by industry and political forces, leaving millions of people vulnerable to injury, suffering and death, in many cases without any recourse. Until our leaders in Washington step up and take these problems seriously, it’s up to physicians and affected patients to share our knowledge and forge solutions.
To be sure, the Senate HELP Committee recently took up the issue of long COVID, but it simply was not a serious effort. Without an honest accounting of what went wrong, the last thing we should do is give the government more power over our healthcare decisions.
Pierre Kory, MD is president and chief medical officer and Paul Marik, MD is chief scientific officer at the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance.
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