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The flu shot reminders started in August this year at my hospital. “Flu shot season is approaching! Reminder: flu shots are mandatory for continued employment.” In my hospital sy… Read More

In this post I would like to go over the Media's Iraq War treason where they covered up the truth about the Iraq War to such a degree that scholars think 'America has amnesia about the Iraq… Read More

Hello again, I had the privilege to talk to Dr Timothy Mann a well know veterinarian in New York. who has worked on big to small animals. He is also an Author of The Beautiful Aardvark:… Read More

Background:The GOP-Republican's Institutionalized Racism, Also Called The "Southern Strategy", EXPOSEDA Rare Look At A Possible Victim Of The GOP's "Southern Strategy" (AKA Institutional Rac… Read More

According to a 15-year French study entitled Aluminium and Silica in Drinking Water and the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease or Cognitive Decline, conducted by the Division of Biostatistics… Read More

"Despite advances, lingering challenges in the global fight against AIDS" PBS NewsHour 12/1/2016ExcerptSUMMARY:  On World AIDS Day, we take a look at efforts being made to improve preve… Read More

A new HIV vaccine is now being tested in South Africa in a study that aims to enroll several thousand people, officials announced today.The study is the first in seven years to test the effe… Read More

Thomas Alva Edison is famous for stating that genius is “one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspiration.” What Tesla’s arch nemesis and undisputed king of the &l… Read More

The history of medical science has contained some great and useful advancements. Common and once fatal diseases such as polio, measles and TB have been greatly limited if not entirely elimin… Read More

The common cold is a viral infection that has no cure to date. It affects the respiratory tract mainly the nose and can cause significant discomfort and is characterized by sneezing, coughin… Read More

"Why is cervical cancer killing many more African-American women than we thought?" PBS NewsHour 2/1/2017ExcerptSUMMARY:  A new research analysis suggests the mortality rate of cervical… Read More

Pictures circulating on social media of a severely deformed lamb in the Eastern Cape that resembles a human are no hoax.The Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform h… Read More

As they say, necessity is the mother of invention. Though there are many people both smart and generous, it is not until a specific, difficult situation arises that they are driven to solve… Read More

Amidst the furore and the frenzy. Somewhere amidst the furore and the frenzy, It seems as if people are losing sight of a few things along the way as the revelations of sexual misconduct, se… Read More

Advocates for Canadian seniors are calling on provincial governments to cover the cost of a new vaccine to protect against shingles, a brutally painful illness that can have debilitat… Read More

Tim Hortons heirs cut benefits Employees at a franchise owned by the children of the chain’s founders say they’re losing paid breaks and other benefits in response to… Read More

Guest blog by Ellen Pasternack, DPhil candidate at the University of OxfordAbout me  Hi! I'm Ellen Pasternack, a DPhil candidate in the University of Oxford's Interdisciplinary Bioscien… Read More

I met Cameron Conaway at the TNW conference in Amsterdam back in May 2017. I was there with the WordLift team and when I saw Cameron showing up at the booth I was glad as I had been followin… Read More

With toll from Nipah virus rising  and fear psychosis gripping people across Kerala and rest of South India, it’s necessary to understand this deadly virus and its sprea… Read More

"Washington state’s measles outbreak coincides with low rates of immunization" PBS NewsHour 1/28/2019ExcerptSUMMARY:  Washington state is experiencing an outbreak of measles, with… Read More

Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory for travelers to and fro Nigeria. This is to prevent the transmission of yellow fever especially in countries with high risk. High risk countries that a… Read More

If you ask someone how they slept last night, chances are you’ll get one of two answers – “fantastic” or “not at all”. It seems like a lot of people have… Read More

"Why another flu pandemic is likely just a matter of when" (Part-1 of 3) PBS NewsHour 6/18/2019ExcerptSUMMARY:  Despite the availability of vaccines, the flu still kills tens of thousa… Read More

The moment you become pregnant each and everything which happens to you not only affects you but also your baby. This mere realization could complicate issues to a considerable extent. In th… Read More

Home The Facts About Rabies Rabies used to be one of the most dreaded diseases. Left untreated, it causes inflammation of the brain. That can lead to uncontrolled behavior, frothing at the… Read More

Pain is an unpleasant sensation with varying degrees between mild and agony. Pain scales range from 1-10 and some scales have faces to help a person better define their discomfort. And is fu… Read More

This was hard few weeks on Wall Street with markets flushing out a lot of value over a flue. And yes, I mean it. This is just another version of a flue we know about. Scientists were able to… Read More

COVID_19On the scale of pandemics, the novel coronavirus, commonly referred to as COVID-19,[1] is unprecedented and ranks among one of the worst in human history, not only in terms of its vi… Read More

Over 140 years ago, Louis Pasteur revolutionized the treatment of infectious diseases by developing vaccines for anthrax and rabies.  After his death in 1897, virologists continued usin… Read More

Three considerations when returning to work.As of this writing, almost two-thirds of the Americans are working from home, a percentage that has doubled since March 2020. What will happen to… Read More

Will it? This is what I keep seeing lately in media and opinions of all sorts of people. While it is true that the market seems detached from reality, the problem is elsewhere. One day, we m… Read More

Experiments on rhesus macaques show that changing the method of administration of an existing vaccine gives “astonishing” results in the fight against tuberculosis (TB). Share on… Read More

Account Net-Liq: $7,735.95SPX value: 3,380.35Shiller PE: 31.27     This is an entry I wrote into my Trading Journal yesterday about the market behavior:   Are we going to see… Read More