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  1. My Dearest Fedizens! I want to encourage you all to go get your fall vaccinations. I just got my COVID-19 vaccine last Saturday, and I’ll be getting my Flu shot this Saturday. These are easy to do, and could save your life, or at least save you a lot of misery. If you qualify for other vaccines like RSV or Pneumonia, get them too. If you have questions, talk to a medical professional about them.

    #covid19 #influenza #vaccination #vaccines #vaccine

  2. My Dearest Fedizens! I want to encourage you all to go get your fall vaccinations. I just got my COVID-19 vaccine last Saturday, and I’ll be getting my Flu shot this Saturday. These are easy to do, and could save your life, or at least save you a lot of misery. If you qualify for other vaccines like RSV or Pneumonia, get them too. If you have questions, talk to a medical professional about them.

    #covid19 #influenza #vaccination #vaccines #vaccine

  3. My Dearest Fedizens! I want to encourage you all to go get your fall vaccinations. I just got my COVID-19 vaccine last Saturday, and I’ll be getting my Flu shot this Saturday. These are easy to do, and could save your life, or at least save you a lot of misery. If you qualify for other vaccines like RSV or Pneumonia, get them too. If you have questions, talk to a medical professional about them.

    #covid19 #influenza #vaccination #vaccines #vaccine

  4. My Dearest Fedizens! I want to encourage you all to go get your fall vaccinations. I just got my COVID-19 vaccine last Saturday, and I’ll be getting my Flu shot this Saturday. These are easy to do, and could save your life, or at least save you a lot of misery. If you qualify for other vaccines like RSV or Pneumonia, get them too. If you have questions, talk to a medical professional about them.

    #covid19 #influenza #vaccination #vaccines #vaccine

  5. My Dearest Fedizens! I want to encourage you all to go get your fall vaccinations. I just got my COVID-19 vaccine last Saturday, and I’ll be getting my Flu shot this Saturday. These are easy to do, and could save your life, or at least save you a lot of misery. If you qualify for other vaccines like RSV or Pneumonia, get them too. If you have questions, talk to a medical professional about them.

    #covid19 #influenza #vaccination #vaccines #vaccine

  6. #Covid19 Risk Assessment for England #289

    A #Covid wave is starting in #England

    The data is now unmistakable: as of 13 September, 1 in every 378 people were infected, up 78% on the previous week.

    The #BuDS overall #Covid risk level has been raised to Moderately High.

    budscovidinfo.substack.com/p/c

    #Healthcare #virus #vaccine #VaccinesWork #PeopleNotProfits

  7. #Covid19 Risk Assessment for England #289

    A #Covid wave is starting in #England

    The data is now unmistakable: as of 13 September, 1 in every 378 people were infected, up 78% on the previous week.

    The #BuDS overall #Covid risk level has been raised to Moderately High.

    budscovidinfo.substack.com/p/c

    #Healthcare #virus #vaccine #VaccinesWork #PeopleNotProfits

  8. #Covid19 Risk Assessment for England #289

    A #Covid wave is starting in #England

    The data is now unmistakable: as of 13 September, 1 in every 378 people were infected, up 78% on the previous week.

    The #BuDS overall #Covid risk level has been raised to Moderately High.

    budscovidinfo.substack.com/p/c

    #Healthcare #virus #vaccine #VaccinesWork #PeopleNotProfits

  9. #Covid19 Risk Assessment for England #289

    A #Covid wave is starting in #England

    The data is now unmistakable: as of 13 September, 1 in every 378 people were infected, up 78% on the previous week.

    The #BuDS overall #Covid risk level has been raised to Moderately High.

    budscovidinfo.substack.com/p/c

    #Healthcare #virus #vaccine #VaccinesWork #PeopleNotProfits

  10. #Covid19 Risk Assessment for England #289

    A #Covid wave is starting in #England

    The data is now unmistakable: as of 13 September, 1 in every 378 people were infected, up 78% on the previous week.

    The #BuDS overall #Covid risk level has been raised to Moderately High.

    budscovidinfo.substack.com/p/c

    #Healthcare #virus #vaccine #VaccinesWork #PeopleNotProfits

  11. 💉 An investigative article by a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist suggests that US officials suppressed warnings over a flawed COVID-19 vaccine safety algorithm. The reporter says officials relied on a single, compromised algorithm to detect harm from mRNA vaccines, were aware it was flawed, and silenced efforts to fix it. The findings are based on government emails and interviews with public health officials and other scientists. This relates to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which assured doctors and the public that its Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) would spot any harmful reactions to the vaccines. Instead of using two different algorithms as originally planned, the agency used just one, provided by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The investigation found this algorithm failed to detect a link between mRNA vaccination and heart issues, including myocarditis and pericarditis, as well as a range of other disorders, because it simply didn't work properly. Internal records show FDA and CDC officials were aware of this. The CDC finally ran the second algorithm available to them in 2022, and claimed it made no difference, but the reporter says it actually revealed hundreds of adverse events that the agency had missed.

    🗨️ University of Sydney and Monash University experts respond to the article.

    ✨Follow the link to read the full expert reaction✨
    scimex.org/newsfeed/investigat

    #science #sciencenews #research #stem #facts #knowledge #sciencefacts #COVID #COVID19 #vaccine #myocarditis

  12. 💉 An investigative article by a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist suggests that US officials suppressed warnings over a flawed COVID-19 vaccine safety algorithm. The reporter says officials relied on a single, compromised algorithm to detect harm from mRNA vaccines, were aware it was flawed, and silenced efforts to fix it. The findings are based on government emails and interviews with public health officials and other scientists. This relates to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which assured doctors and the public that its Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) would spot any harmful reactions to the vaccines. Instead of using two different algorithms as originally planned, the agency used just one, provided by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The investigation found this algorithm failed to detect a link between mRNA vaccination and heart issues, including myocarditis and pericarditis, as well as a range of other disorders, because it simply didn't work properly. Internal records show FDA and CDC officials were aware of this. The CDC finally ran the second algorithm available to them in 2022, and claimed it made no difference, but the reporter says it actually revealed hundreds of adverse events that the agency had missed.

    🗨️ University of Sydney and Monash University experts respond to the article.

    ✨Follow the link to read the full expert reaction✨
    scimex.org/newsfeed/investigat

    #science #sciencenews #research #stem #facts #knowledge #sciencefacts #COVID #COVID19 #vaccine #myocarditis

  13. 💉 An investigative article by a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist suggests that US officials suppressed warnings over a flawed COVID-19 vaccine safety algorithm. The reporter says officials relied on a single, compromised algorithm to detect harm from mRNA vaccines, were aware it was flawed, and silenced efforts to fix it. The findings are based on government emails and interviews with public health officials and other scientists. This relates to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which assured doctors and the public that its Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) would spot any harmful reactions to the vaccines. Instead of using two different algorithms as originally planned, the agency used just one, provided by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The investigation found this algorithm failed to detect a link between mRNA vaccination and heart issues, including myocarditis and pericarditis, as well as a range of other disorders, because it simply didn't work properly. Internal records show FDA and CDC officials were aware of this. The CDC finally ran the second algorithm available to them in 2022, and claimed it made no difference, but the reporter says it actually revealed hundreds of adverse events that the agency had missed.

    🗨️ University of Sydney and Monash University experts respond to the article.

    ✨Follow the link to read the full expert reaction✨
    scimex.org/newsfeed/investigat

    #science #sciencenews #research #stem #facts #knowledge #sciencefacts #COVID #COVID19 #vaccine #myocarditis

  14. 💉 An investigative article by a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist suggests that US officials suppressed warnings over a flawed COVID-19 vaccine safety algorithm. The reporter says officials relied on a single, compromised algorithm to detect harm from mRNA vaccines, were aware it was flawed, and silenced efforts to fix it. The findings are based on government emails and interviews with public health officials and other scientists. This relates to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which assured doctors and the public that its Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) would spot any harmful reactions to the vaccines. Instead of using two different algorithms as originally planned, the agency used just one, provided by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The investigation found this algorithm failed to detect a link between mRNA vaccination and heart issues, including myocarditis and pericarditis, as well as a range of other disorders, because it simply didn't work properly. Internal records show FDA and CDC officials were aware of this. The CDC finally ran the second algorithm available to them in 2022, and claimed it made no difference, but the reporter says it actually revealed hundreds of adverse events that the agency had missed.

    🗨️ University of Sydney and Monash University experts respond to the article.

    ✨Follow the link to read the full expert reaction✨
    scimex.org/newsfeed/investigat

    #science #sciencenews #research #stem #facts #knowledge #sciencefacts #COVID #COVID19 #vaccine #myocarditis

  15. 💉 An investigative article by a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist suggests that US officials suppressed warnings over a flawed COVID-19 vaccine safety algorithm. The reporter says officials relied on a single, compromised algorithm to detect harm from mRNA vaccines, were aware it was flawed, and silenced efforts to fix it. The findings are based on government emails and interviews with public health officials and other scientists. This relates to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which assured doctors and the public that its Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) would spot any harmful reactions to the vaccines. Instead of using two different algorithms as originally planned, the agency used just one, provided by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The investigation found this algorithm failed to detect a link between mRNA vaccination and heart issues, including myocarditis and pericarditis, as well as a range of other disorders, because it simply didn't work properly. Internal records show FDA and CDC officials were aware of this. The CDC finally ran the second algorithm available to them in 2022, and claimed it made no difference, but the reporter says it actually revealed hundreds of adverse events that the agency had missed.

    🗨️ University of Sydney and Monash University experts respond to the article.

    ✨Follow the link to read the full expert reaction✨
    scimex.org/newsfeed/investigat

    #science #sciencenews #research #stem #facts #knowledge #sciencefacts #COVID #COVID19 #vaccine #myocarditis

  16. 1-Jul-2026
    #COVID19 #vaccine boosters may help protect against future animal #coronaviruses
    First exposure to SARS-CoV-2 ‘locks in’ our #immuneResponse

    yes, I would expect that the global exposure to covid and its vaccines may make it harder for any future #SARS-like #zoonotic outbreaks to cause harm.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #publicHealth

  17. 1-Jul-2026
    #COVID19 #vaccine boosters may help protect against future animal #coronaviruses
    First exposure to SARS-CoV-2 ‘locks in’ our #immuneResponse

    yes, I would expect that the global exposure to covid and its vaccines may make it harder for any future #SARS-like #zoonotic outbreaks to cause harm.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #publicHealth

  18. 1-Jul-2026
    #COVID19 #vaccine boosters may help protect against future animal #coronaviruses
    First exposure to SARS-CoV-2 ‘locks in’ our #immuneResponse

    yes, I would expect that the global exposure to covid and its vaccines may make it harder for any future #SARS-like #zoonotic outbreaks to cause harm.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #publicHealth

  19. 1-Jul-2026
    #COVID19 #vaccine boosters may help protect against future animal #coronaviruses
    First exposure to SARS-CoV-2 ‘locks in’ our #immuneResponse

    yes, I would expect that the global exposure to covid and its vaccines may make it harder for any future #SARS-like #zoonotic outbreaks to cause harm.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #publicHealth

  20. 1-Jul-2026
    #COVID19 #vaccine boosters may help protect against future animal #coronaviruses
    First exposure to SARS-CoV-2 ‘locks in’ our #immuneResponse

    yes, I would expect that the global exposure to covid and its vaccines may make it harder for any future #SARS-like #zoonotic outbreaks to cause harm.

    eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

    #science #publicHealth

  21. Here’s why we don’t have a cold #vaccine. Yet.
    Technically, #colds are #infections that affect your nose and throat, causing symptoms like sneezing, coughing, and generally feeling like garbage. Unlike some other infections they aren’t defined by the specific #virus that causes them. That’s because there are a lot of viruses that cause colds, including #rhinoviruses, #adenoviruses, and even seasonal #coronaviruses
    technologyreview.com/2025/10/3
    archive.ph/fwI9r

  22. Here’s why we don’t have a cold #vaccine. Yet.
    Technically, #colds are #infections that affect your nose and throat, causing symptoms like sneezing, coughing, and generally feeling like garbage. Unlike some other infections they aren’t defined by the specific #virus that causes them. That’s because there are a lot of viruses that cause colds, including #rhinoviruses, #adenoviruses, and even seasonal #coronaviruses
    technologyreview.com/2025/10/3
    archive.ph/fwI9r

  23. Here’s why we don’t have a cold . Yet.
    Technically, are that affect your nose and throat, causing symptoms like sneezing, coughing, and generally feeling like garbage. Unlike some other infections they aren’t defined by the specific that causes them. That’s because there are a lot of viruses that cause colds, including , , and even seasonal
    technologyreview.com/2025/10/3
    archive.ph/fwI9r

  24. Here’s why we don’t have a cold #vaccine. Yet.
    Technically, #colds are #infections that affect your nose and throat, causing symptoms like sneezing, coughing, and generally feeling like garbage. Unlike some other infections they aren’t defined by the specific #virus that causes them. That’s because there are a lot of viruses that cause colds, including #rhinoviruses, #adenoviruses, and even seasonal #coronaviruses
    technologyreview.com/2025/10/3
    archive.ph/fwI9r

  25. Here’s why we don’t have a cold #vaccine. Yet.
    Technically, #colds are #infections that affect your nose and throat, causing symptoms like sneezing, coughing, and generally feeling like garbage. Unlike some other infections they aren’t defined by the specific #virus that causes them. That’s because there are a lot of viruses that cause colds, including #rhinoviruses, #adenoviruses, and even seasonal #coronaviruses
    technologyreview.com/2025/10/3
    archive.ph/fwI9r