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FDA authorizes yet another COVID “vaccine” – and once again WITHOUT clinical data to back it

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This latest jab is protein-based and targets the so-called JN.1 variant of the Chinese virus. Like the many others before it, Novavax's JN.1 injection was granted emergency use authorization (EUA) from the FDA.

Though there is not a single human clinical trial to back the shot, the FDA says it must be allowed to hit the market immediately based on animal testing data that supposedly supports its use.

"Today's authorization provides an additional COVID-19 vaccine option ...

FDA grants emergency use authorization for updated Novavax COVID-19 vaccine even without clinical trial data

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According to the FDA, the updated and protein-based Novavax COVID-19 vaccine is specifically designed to target the omicron variant JN.1 strain of SARS-CoV-2. The updated vaccine is produced using a similar process to earlier Novavax formulas and individuals receiving it may experience side effects similar to those reported with previous versions.

This EUA applies to individuals aged 12 and older, with the updated vaccine featuring a monovalent component that aligns with the ...

Nearly half of FDA-approved AI-powered medical devices lack clinical validation data

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Recently published in Nature Medicine, the study found that nearly 43 percent of the 521 AI health devices approved by the FDA between 2016 and 2022 lack publicly available clinical validation data showing they were tested on real patient data. This means that almost half of these tools were not necessarily "trained" on actual patient cases, sparking concerns about their performance in real-world medical settings.

The researchers involved in the study are calling for more ...

New data from New Zealand confirms COVID-19 vaccines significantly increase all-cause mortality

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Data from Health New Zealand, the main public health government body in the country, indicates that 85.5 percent of New Zealanders over the age of 12 are fully vaccinated, and significant portions of New Zealand society have also received first and second rounds of booster vaccinations.

The data presented by Health New Zealand does not warn of the increased risk of all-cause mortality. Instead, the government webpage that provides data on COVID-19 vaccinations only has a one-paragraph ...

Fatality rate spikes to 9.6% for individuals diagnosed with myocarditis or pericarditis after taking the COVID vaccine

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Nearly 10% fatality rate detected from vaccine-induced myopericarditis in 64-day window

The study analyzed 880,999 adverse event reports, of which 1,846 cases were identified as myocarditis and 761 as pericarditis. Myocarditis, which is inflammation of the heart muscle, and pericarditis, inflammation of the surrounding tissue, are collectively referred to as myopericarditis. Disturbingly, the data demonstrates that these vaccines — specifically BNT162b2 (Pfizer-BioNTech) and mRNA-1273 ...

Berlin police withdraw advice urging victims to “sing loudly” while being stabbed by migrants: “It doesn’t work”

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Since Germany has no Second Amendment allowing citizens to carry firearms for their own protection, the next best thing, according to Berlin police, is for people who are being attacked to fight back by trying to "irritate the perpetrator through unexpected behavior such as singing."

"A screenshot of our homepage has been circulating for a few days, according to which we recommend that in the event of an attack, you irritate the perpetrator through unexpected behavior, such ...

New poll: Donald Trump takes narrow lead over Kamala Harris in Michigan

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The survey, conducted from Aug. 26 to Aug. 29 among 600 likely voters, reveals that 44.7 percent of likely voters in Michigan currently support Trump, while 43.5 percent back Harris. The poll also indicates that 4.7 percent of voters support independent former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 2.3 percent support another third-party candidate and 4.8 percent of voters remain undecided. (Related: POLL: American voters trust Donald Trump more than Kamala Harris on firearms ...

Amazon’s Alexa AI refuses to give reasons why voters should pick Trump, but heaps praise on Kamala

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According to Modernity News, a video that went viral on X revealed this double standard. The voice-enabled assistant reportedly declined to explain why Trump should get the vote in November. In contrast, it gave "a laundry list of woke suggestions" as to why the American electorate should pick the Democrat.

"I cannot provide content that promotes any political views," Alexa said when asked about reasons to vote for the Republican nominee. But when asked about reasons to vote ...

Get ready for sky-high electricity bills as Green New Deal threatens to increase energy costs by 2,800%

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In order for wind and solar power generation to keep an industrialized economy grinding, these technologies require a lot of backup battery power – backup battery power that costs a fortune at upwards of trillions of dollars.

David Wojick, writing for Watts Up with That, calculated that the average household electricity bill under a fully implemented Green New Deal paradigm would reach $52,500. Here is the process he used:

1) The amount of electricity storage capacity ...

Anti-inflammatory diet helps with cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, cuts dementia risk by 31%

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Anti-inflammatory foods help with cardiovascular and metabolic conditions, reducing dementia risk

The current study examined over 80,000 adults aged 60 and older, utilizing data from the UK Biobank. Participants were monitored for up to 15 years, with a median follow-up period of 12.4 years. The research specifically focused on individuals with cardiometabolic diseases (CMDs), such as heart disease, Type 2 diabetes and stroke, which are known to increase dementia risk.

Individuals ...

UPenn researchers developing taxpayer-funded AI tool to target vaccine skeptics in social media

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This information came from grant documents obtained by Children's Health Defense (CHD) via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is funding this $4 million effort through the National Cancer Institute. (Related: HHS deploys AI robots to "inoculate" social media users against HPV vaccine "misinformation.")

Associate Professor of Nursing at UPenn Melanie L. Kornides heads the team behind the study. Kornides "specializes" ...

Budget-friendly tips to up your prepper game

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You can also prepare for smaller-scale emergencies like power outages or unexpected personal financial crises. One of the best ways to prepare for such events is to start a prepper pantry so your family has access to a variety of delicious and nutritious food even after SHTF. (h/t to YourPrepperPlan.com)

Many non-preppers are often worried about the cost when it comes to prepping.

While this is a valid concern, you can address it with some careful planning regardless ...

Federal judge rules Illinois’ ban on carrying firearms in public transit is UNCONSTITUTIONAL

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U.S. District Judge Iain Johnston of the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois made the ruling on Aug. 30. His ruling was based on the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, which said that the ability to carry a pistol in public was a right guaranteed under the Second Amendment. The Bruen ruling also found a similar prohibition in New York state unconstitutional.

"[The] defendants failed to meet their burden to ...

MEDICAL INSANITY: CDC adds multiple COVID-19 vaccines to the baby vaccine schedule, and they aren’t even licensed

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The latest Moderna vaccine is now intended for administration in six-month-old babies, with a booster given one month after the first. The Pfizer vaccine is also intended for administration at six months old, with the second dose coming three weeks later, and a third dose no later than eight weeks after the second. These vaccines will be routinely given to babies under 15 months, along with an additional thirty-seven shots, all of which have not been subject to double blind, placebo-controlled....

Under certain cooking conditions, aluminum foil releases excess ALUMINUM into food

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A study titled, “Effect of an aluminum foil-processed diet on internal human aluminum burden” found an increase of aluminum in the urine of individuals who ate from foods prepared in aluminum foil. The aluminum burden was fully reversed after the exposure to aluminum foil was stopped. It’s unclear whether the increased aluminum levels have a detrimental impact on human health and neurology. However, aluminum is known to damage neurons and cause kidney and liver damage. If it is not ...

STUDY: Voice analysis tech can accurately detect Type 2 diabetes through speech patterns

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Voice analysis technology is emerging as a powerful tool in medical diagnostics, offering a non-invasive method to detect various health conditions. It uses artificial intelligence to detect subtle changes in speech that are imperceptible to human listeners. The software can analyze recordings from regular phone conversations – focusing on aspects like melody, pauses, pitch and speech rhythm. By examining these elements, AI can identify specific vocal patterns associated with different ...

Diversity nutritionist says unprocessed whole foods are RACIST

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Jessica Wilson, MS, RD, has apparently convinced herself that unhealthy eating is a normal part of being a POC, and that those who suggest healthier whole food-based diets are guilty of racism.

TIME wrote a piece about how Wilson was irked by the 2023 release of Ultra-Processed People, a book by Dr. Chris van Tulleken that highlighted how a junk food diet wrecked his health.

"What happened to me is exactly what the research says would happen to everyone," van Tulleken ...

REPORT: Nearly 1.7 million “economically inactive” migrants in the U.K. are costing taxpayers an additional $11.2 billion annually

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This report comes from the watchdog group the Center for Migration Control. The figures, which represent non-U.K. nationals aged 16 to 64 living in Great Britain, represent an all-time high in the number of migrants currently in the country, surpassing the previous record of 1.63 million foreigners in the U.K. in 2012 and 1.67 million at the beginning of the year.

The said amount does not account for the costs associated with asylum seekers who are often housed in four-star ...

CLIMATE FACT CHECK: Study reveals sea surface temperature, not human emissions, drives atmospheric CO2 levels

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Sea surface temperatures dictate atmospheric CO2 levels, not fossil fuel emissions

Using multivariate analysis and publicly available data from leading climate and energy organizations, Dao Ato's study compares the impacts of sea surface temperature and human emissions on atmospheric CO? concentrations. The analysis spanned from 1959 to 2022 and employed multiple linear regression techniques to evaluate the influence of sea surface temperature and human CO? emissions on the annual ...