23 wrote:The H1N1 vaccine has a live virus.
No, the mist contains a live virus. The vaccine, like most flu vaccines, contains a dead or inactivated one.
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23 wrote:The H1N1 vaccine has a live virus.
lightningBugout wrote:stickdog99 wrote:lightningBugout wrote:Stickdog, the thimerosal is NOT in the bulk-size vaccines that are being given at the public clinics. Nor is Squalene.
You are sadly misinformed on this. I produced all three inserts. Did you simply ignore them. All multivial formulations (meaning 99% of all available injectable vaccinations) contain thimerosal, as do all multivial seasonal flu shots.
I was actually mistaken -- it is the single dose vaccines that do not contain thimerosal. Nor does the mist. Your reference to multivial being 99% - where did you get that number?
There is no convincing evidence that thiomersal is a factor in the onset of autism.[17] Despite this, many parents, and some scientists and doctors, believe there is a connection.[18] Parents may first become aware of autistic symptoms in their child around the time of a routine vaccination, and parental concern about vaccines has led to a decreasing uptake of childhood immunizations and an increasing likelihood of measles outbreaks.[2][17][19] More than 5,000 U.S. families have filed claims in a federal vaccine court alleging autism was caused by vaccines, most implicating thiomersal; the majority of these claims are still being adjudicated.[18] The U.S. federal government agreed to award damages in one case, to a girl with a mitochondrial enzyme deficiency who developed autistic-like symptoms after receiving a series of vaccines,[20] some of which contained thiomersal. Many parents view this ruling as confirming that vaccines cause regressive autism;[21] however, most children with autism do not seem to have mitochondrial disorders, and the case was conceded without proof of causation.[22]
Ukraine flu outbreak worries EU neighbors
Published: Nov. 4, 2009 at 1:38 PM
BRUSSELS, Nov. 4 (UPI) -- An explosive outbreak of influenza in Ukraine is worrying EU member nations that border it, observers say.
Kiev has issued a call for international help in obtaining anti-viral drugs, saying 71 people have died in the past week and another 240 people hospitalized in serious condition among more than 250,000 reported cases of flu-like infection, the EUobserver reported Wednesday.
The publication said blood tests have not confirmed the presence of the H1N1 variety known as "swine flu," but the rapid pace of the infections have prompted a high level of concern among Ukraine's neighbors.
"The priority is to obtain the Tamiflu anti-viral drug, as well as antibiotics, respirators, protective masks and test kits for identifying the A/H1N1 virus," the Ukrainian government said in a statement Wednesday.
EU countries such as Poland, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania that share land borders with Ukraine are worried, and are offering help. The EUobserver reported that Polish newspapers are saying Slovakia has already sent 200,000 protective masks to Ukraine.
Warsaw is also reportedly concerned about the flu situation in Belarus because of that country's closed, authoritarian government. The publication said critics contend Belarus is concealing a large flu outbreak.
Col. Quisp wrote:Death toll rises to 86 in Ukraine flu epidemic
(AFP) – 8 hours ago
KIEV — Eighty-six people have died in Ukraine from flu and respiratory infections, the health ministry said Wednesday, in an epidemic the World Health Organisation said could be largely due to the A(H1N1) virus.
The ministry said that almost half a million cases of flu and acute respiratory infections had been recorded since mid-October in the country of 46 million, while 24,000 people have been hospitalised.
Some 148,000 cases have been recorded in the past 24 hours, it added.
The epidemic is concentrated in the west of the country which has borders with four European Union states but a growing number of cases are being reported in the capital Kiev.
"As the pandemic virus has rapidly become the dominant influenza strain worldwide, it can be assumed that most cases of influenza in Ukraine are caused by the H1N1 virus," the WHO said on Tuesday.
Lyudmila Mukharska, Ukraine's deputy chief health officer, said the authorities had confirmed that five of the dead had died of the H1N1 virus.
She vehemently denied rumours that the west of the country was suffering from an outbreak of plague, saying that it was "H1N1 that is circulating in Ukraine".
The WHO has sent a team of nine experts to Ukraine to help the authorities with the situation.
While the country is suffering from an above-average infection rate, many independent observers have accused Ukraine's squabbling politicians of seeking to profit from the situation ahead of January 17 presidential elections.
Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko has personally overseen a delivery of anti-flu medicines in the middle of the night while pro-Western President Viktor Yushchenko even called on NATO for help.
"Many questions remain to be answered," said the WHO.
"The outbreak in Ukraine may be indicative of how the virus can behave in the northern hemisphere during the winter season, particularly in health care settings typically found in Eastern Europe."
YHIAH News Service wrote:
02.11.2009 13:19
Head sanitary inspector of Ukraine: plague is out of question
As of today there are no grounds to suppose that there are cases of pneumonic plague or some other plague in Ukraine.
Head sanitary inspector of Ukraine Oleksandr Belovol said this in the commentary to UNIAN.
O. Belovol said that all statements, that there is some kind of plague in Ukraine are not true.
3 out of 14 people who fell ill with swine flu died – head sanitary inspector
Head sanitary inspector of Ukraine Oleksandr Bilovol says that 3 people out of 14 people who fell ill with swine flu died in Ukraine.
According to an UNIAN correspondent, O. Bilovol said this today at the conference call of Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Tymoshenko with leaders of regions concerning issues of prevention of spreading of infectious diseases.
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Col. Quisp wrote:I suppose the Ministry of Health is a sensationalist source.
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