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Study reveals 1,000% spike in congenital syphilis in Mississippi

October 31, 2023 -

Syphilis is one of the sexually transmitted infections (STIs) tracked by the government, along with chlamydia, gonorrhea and HIV, which are all on the rise. From 2020 to 2021, amid the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the country saw a 30.5 percent increase in CS cases.

The CDC report studied discharge data from Mississippi hospitals between 2016 and 2022 and found that congenital syphilis had increased tenfold. The total number of babies ...

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

July 12, 2023 -

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer announced in a June 12 letter that the long-acting injectable antibiotic Bicillin L-A, formally penicillin G benzathine, currently has low supply. The same problem also applied to another kind of antibiotic called penicillin G procaine.

According to the company, the shortages were caused by a significant increase in demand triggered by the rising rate of syphilis infections. Bicillin's recent use as an alternative to the more common ...

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

February 06, 2024 -

Syphilis, caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum, is a sexually transmitted infection (STI) that initially manifests as a painless ulcer. Untreated syphilis can lead to severe complications if it spreads to other parts of the body like the brain or nervous system.

According to the report, the number of syphilis cases reported in women witnessed a significant 19.5 percent increase in 2022. Out of the 59,016 cases reported nationwide, 14,652 ...

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

October 08, 2023 -

According to the latest data, there has been a 74 percent increase in syphilis cases over the past five years, including 2,800 new cases of congenital syphilis in 2021 alone. That same year, 220 infants died from exposure to the LGBT-spread disease, even though these precious babes did nothing to warrant contracting it except that they were somehow exposed to the "love is love" crowd.

Chlamydia rates are also off the charts, having reached their highest ...

FDA: Basic antibiotics shortage ongoing since Q4 last year, some medicines to completely run out by end of June

June 23, 2023 -

The FDA cited amoxicillin, a common antibiotic used to treat a broad range of conditions, to be short in supply. As per the agency, the antibiotic's oral solution was in its drug shortage database, which relies on reports from manufacturers. The oral solution is an anti-infective used with pediatric patients.

And just recently, Big Pharma company Pfizer announced that several types of penicillin will completely run out later this year. Penicillin, a beta-lactam antibiotic, ...

Food, drug shortage crisis rages on: Numerous pharmaceuticals to run out before end of 2023

June 19, 2023 -

CNN published a piece recently stating that we are currently in "the worst food crisis in modern history" while common drugs like antibiotics and specifically penicillin are slated to run out entirely, in some cases, before the end of 2023 – just a few short months away.

Pfizer announced that several kinds of penicillin, used to treat syphilis, strep throat, and other infections, will no longer be available after the third quarter of this year, which ends on September ...

FDA places informed consent on a slippery slope

February 19, 2024 - syphilis study done to purposely torture Black men in America

The most infamous example of a lack of informed consent in a clinical trial is the Tuskegee Syphilis study of the early to mid-1900s. For decades the United States Public Health Service (USPHS) purposefully misled and withheld treatment from African American men with syphilis so that they could study the effects of the disease if left untreated. This study and others like it are the reason ...

Drug and food shortages are here, and they will get a lot worse

June 15, 2023 -

(Article republished from EndOfTheAmericanDream.com)

The company anticipates running out of the children’s dose of the syphilis drug Bicillin L-A by the end of June, according to a letter Pfizer posted Tuesday on the Food and Drug Administration’s website. The company says it’s prioritizing production of larger doses of Bicillin L-A, which is recommended for pregnant people with syphilis because it is the only drug that can pass through the placenta ...

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

October 17, 2023 - syphilis and other illnesses are also on the rise.

The sheriff of Pinal County, Arizona, Mark Lamb, told USA Today: “Border Patrol and local agencies have seen all types of diseases like tuberculosis, scabies, COVID, hepatitis A and B, gonorrhea, syphilis, mumps, chicken pox, 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 ...

20 Conspiracy theories that turned out to be true

July 04, 2023 - syphilis, without their knowledge or consent.

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A secret NATO network ...

NCHS report highlights first statistically significant increase in infant deaths since 2002

November 06, 2023 - syphilis.

Health experts raise concerns because the U.S. has ignored the increased maternal mortality rate during pregnancy, delivery and after giving birth from 2018 to 2021 – with the highest rates of pregnancy-related deaths in Black and American Indian, Native Alaskan and Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander women.

A new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report indicated that:

"This is unacceptable. We know mistreatment ...

Monkeypox outbreak reported in Chicago – nearly 70% of infected were already vaccinated against the disease

May 16, 2023 -

In a May 9 update, the Chicago Department of Public Health recorded 12 confirmed and one probable case of the virus between April 17 and May 5. Nine of the 13 total infections, or nearly 70 percent, were in men vaccinated against the disease.

All patients were male with an average age of 34. Four of them had recently visited New York City, New Orleans or Mexico. Four patients tested positive for HIV, while one was diagnosed with syphilis.

The sudden uptick ...

Use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics linked to aortic damage and deadly heart conditions

August 09, 2023 -

The agency first added a boxed warning to fluoroquinolones in 2008 because of the increased risk of tendonitis and tendon rupture associated with the drug.

Studies suggest that the body’s microbiome is composed of at least 39 trillion bacteria. While you're young, your family, dietary intake and environmental exposure contribute to the variety in your microbiome, which in turn affects your lifelong health.

Daily activities like eating, brushing your teeth, kissing ...

Judge allows lawsuit to move forward for medical experimentation victims intentionally injected with syphilis

January 27, 2019 - syphilis before the symptoms appear in people who have been exposed. They initially recruited workers who had syphilis to have sexual relations with prisoners, but they later resorted to directly infecting volunteers without getting informed consent. Many of those infected were left untreated, and 83 deaths have been linked to the study.

The complaint says that doctors from Johns Hopkins and the Rockefeller Foundation were involved, along with four executives ...

Eye syphilis outbreak: CDC warns disease has spread to more than 200 people across 20 states

November 12, 2017 - There has been a steady rise in reported cases of eye syphilis infection in the U.S., according to health officials.

Cases of ocular syphilis were once rare, but have been steadily gaining ground in the U.S. – from data collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 12 cases were initially reported from two major cities – San Francisco and Seattle – between December 2014 and March 2015, and more than 200 cases in total were reported from ...

Could your tweets now be used to predict your chance of syphilis? Scientists seem to think so, given how much personal information we post online

June 07, 2018 -

In recent years, the annual and weekly cases of syphilis in the U.S. have shot upwards. The growing frequency of this sexually-transmitted disease (STD) has driven medical authorities to look into effective yet cheap ways to keep an eye on its spread.

Search engines and social media are recent technologies, but they are highly popular and commonly used. The idea of looking up information on sexual health and risk of syphilis would have  occurred to people ...

Mercury in vaccines is just like the Tuskegee experiments all over again, warns African-American religious leader

February 21, 2017 -

The Tuskegee Syphilis Study was initiated in 1932, in order to record the progression of untreated syphilis. Six hundred mostly illiterate black men (399 of them with syphilis) were recruited and were told they would receive treatment for "bad blood," a local term used to describe a variety of health problems including syphilis. Half the men with syphilis were not given any treatment at all.

Initially slated for 6 months, ...

Descendants of Tuskegee government-run medical experiments on black men still seeking justice… yet the medical tyranny continues today

May 24, 2017 -

This horrific experiment started in 1932, when the sexually transmitted disease syphilis was spreading out of control, particularly in poverty-stricken areas. No good treatments existed at the time, and the disease can lead to serious problems like brain and nerve damage, heart problems, paralysis, mental illness, numbness and death.

The United States Public Health Service embarked on a study in Macon County, Alabama, to keep track of its progression. Much of the ...