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Dengue fever outbreak spreads in Japan - just in time for GM mosquitoes and experimental vaccines

Dengue fever strikes Japan for first time since 1945

DIY mosquito trap protects against dengue fever, West Nile and other insect-borne diseases

GM mosquitoes increase spread of dengue fever in Brazilian town, causing state of emergency to be renewed

GM mosquito release in Brazil ...

Outbreak reported in Egypt: Mysterious viral illness may be similar to dengue

July 28, 2023 - dengue fever in the area. (Related: WHO warns H5N1 bird flu still a major pandemic threat.)

However, tests conducted by the ministry on infected patients have not confirmed its presence so far.

A report has also revealed that health ministry teams have taken samples of the virus from those thought to be infected as well as local water sources for testing. The teams will follow up on the situation and conduct field investigations to compare suspected cases.

The ...

Dengue vaccine does NOT protect against the disease but actually puts you at HIGHER RISK of contracting it

December 18, 2017 -

There are two forms of this disease: Dengue fever and severe dengue. The WHO explains the difference as follows:

Dengue fever is a severe, flu-like illness that affects infants, young children and adults, but seldom causes death. …

Severe dengue is a potentially deadly complication due to plasma leaking, fluid accumulation, respiratory distress, severe bleeding, or organ impairment. Warning signs occur 3–7 days after the first ...

Bill Gates’ GMO mosquitos unleash 400% increase in dengue fever in Brazil – now they’re begging for his VACCINES to stop the outbreak

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Reports indicate that 40 people in Brazil have so far died from dengue fever, according to the nation's health ministry, while another 265 deaths are being investigated to see if they, too, are linked to the outbreak.

Brazil's response to the outbreak has not been one of reflecting as to why there is suddenly a 400 percent increase in dengue fever cases ever since the GMO mosquito release. Instead, the South American country has decided to purchase 5.2 ...

Releasing genetically modified mosquitoes creates MUTATIONS that may cause RESISTANT vector-borne diseases

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The global operation has projects in 14 countries and claims to have protected 11 million people from vector borne diseases over the past decade. These projects include the release of billions of genetically modified mosquitoes.

To start, the mosquito eggs are injected with Wolbachia bacteria. After they are released, they are counted on to mate with the indigenous population of mosquitoes and eradicate the species that spread diseases like dengue, chikungunya, ...

Why is malaria suddenly back in the U.S. after a 20-year hiatus?

July 07, 2023 - dengue fever. Even the 2016 Zika outbreak is linked to what Terrell describes as the system's "stubborn allegiance to DDT's unscientific prohibition."

What do you think? Was DDT a safe and effective tool for eliminating malaria and other infectious diseases, or is it dangerous and better off banned?

The latest news about this latest bout of malaria possibly being a government-created bioweapon can be found at Plague.info.

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FBI, CDC refused to investigate Chinese biolab in California despite repeated requests by federal and local officials

December 01, 2023 - dengue virus, the rubella virus and malaria.

But even despite repeated exhortations by local officials – who generously offered to pay for the testing – the CDC decided not to go through the trouble of testing samples or examining vials that were not labeled.

The CDC knew that "absent testing, local officials would have to destroy all samples pursuant to a forthcoming abatement order."

"The CDC's refusal to test any pathogens with the understanding ...

NYC struggles with spike in tuberculosis cases as illegal immigrants spread previously contained disease

October 17, 2023 - dengue fever, etc."

He added: "When the discussion was hot and heavy about Title 42 (a law that allows denial of entry to limit the spread of a disease) going away, I would consistently say it wasn’t just about COVID; it was about all the other health hazards being brought across our borders.”

Is anyone surprised that Biden’s open borders policy that lets hundreds of thousands of people in without screening them and ships them all around the country is spreading ...

CLAIM: Malaria outbreak may have been caused by Bill Gates project that released GMO mosquitoes in Florida last year

July 06, 2023 - dengue fever.

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Biowarfare incoming? Russia accuses US of planning to drop malaria-infested mosquitoes on Russian troops in Ukraine

June 21, 2023 - dengue fever and Zika fever.

The general even pointed out how official reports from the World Health Organization noted that the largest outbreak of yellow fever in Africa in 2013, which caused more than 170,000 cases of severe fever and over 60,000 deaths, was precipitated by a dramatic increase in the mosquito populations of the affected regions.

Coincidentally, Ukrainian officials in Kherson and Mykolaiv Oblasts in southern Ukraine are preparing for the potential ...

Data shows 63,060% increase in CHILD DEATHS since rollout of Pfizer’s COVID-19 jab for children in Europe

June 23, 2023 - dengue fever vaccine. Initial trials indicated promise, displaying protection against the virus for those unscathed by prior infections," the Expose article noted. "Sadly, in individuals who had encountered a different strain of the virus before, the vaccine seemed to amplify the risk of severe illness, a grim testament to the treacherous nature of ADE."

Numerous studies done on animals indicated that the shots caused lung inflammation and other adverse effects. Also, ...

CDC warns of alarming increase in syphilis cases in the U.S., especially among women and INFANTS

February 06, 2024 - dengue fever and more.

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Watch the video below to find out how syphilis and leprosy ravaged the medieval world.

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Shortage of ANTIBIOTICS could worsen SYPHILIS epidemic in the U.S.

Gays and other “love is love” LGBTs are creating and spreading drug-resistant diseases like SYPHILIS and ...

A tip sheet on how to prevent dengue fever

December 07, 2018 -

An average of 390 million dengue infections is noted each year, with the majority of them happening in tropical and sub-tropical countries. Many people mistake the mosquito as the pathogen behind dengue but in truth they just carry the virus that causes the disease. A person who was bitten by a carrier will start to experience flu-like symptoms after four to seven days. These symptoms include:

Treatment ...

High-dose vitamin C can treat dengue fever and Zika virus

February 21, 2019 -

Dengue fever can be effectively reduced with vitamin C therapy. A case study by Thomas E. Levy, M.D. showed that 10 packets of liposome-encapsulated vitamin C (1,000 mg per packet) completely cured a 15-year-old Colombian girl suffering from hemorrhagic dengue fever. Levy wrote of his experience on NaturalHealth365 and said that his patient was well after only 48 hours.

Recent studies are proving the efficacy of intravenous vitamin C therapy in effectively ...

Thailand to demote COVID to same disease category as flu and dengue

August 09, 2022 -

The MOPH said in a statement that COVID-19 will be downgraded from a "dangerous" communicable disease to one that "needs monitoring." Under the kingdom's disease classification, diseases deemed as "dangerous" include plague and smallpox. Influenza and dengue fever, meanwhile, fall under diseases that "need monitoring."

According to Thai Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, the decision to downgrade COVID-19 sought to reflect the reality of the situation – with ...