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The Guardian reported that Dr. Paul Offit will not be returning to the FDA’s Vaccines and Related Biologics Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC). “'What I know to be a fact is that it got held up at HHS. I also know that, according to the person who talked to me, the FDA wanted me to be on that committee,' Offit said."
 
Chris_Halkides said:
Here is a clip of what Rand Paul said at a recent Senate hearing. Senator Paul claimed that no healthy child died of Covid-19; in other words, the children that did die had an underlying condition.
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Yesterday I posted a link to this TikTok video on the question of Covid-19 deaths among children. I found the two references cited in it using PubMed. I am posting this comment in this thread because it is pertinent to questions regarding the vaccines, questions that fall under the purview of HHS. The first article appeared in 2021 in Pediatrics. PMID: 34385349. "Ninety-six decedents (86%) had at least 1 underlying condition; obesity (42%), asthma (29%), and developmental disorders (22%) were most commonly documented." The second article appeared in 2024 in Pediatrics. PMID: 39484882. "More than two-thirds (68%) had a medical condition (excluding COVID-19) at time of death. The most common conditions were nervous system disorders (19%), congenital disorders (14%), obesity (12%), respiratory disorders (12%), and neurodevelopmental disorders (10%)."
 
What these morona don;t get it whether something is poisonous or not depends on the dosage.
Anybody who has any real knowledge of medicine knows that some substance, which taken in large doses can kill you, can save your life in smaller doses.
I am now convinced we are being set up for pandemic that will make Covid look like a mild case of the flu.
 
At Unbiased Science Jess Steier returned to a topic from a week ago, her impromptu conversation with four people at an airport bar. "Remember last week’s story about those four guys at the bar who thought mRNA vaccines appeared out of nowhere? They left that night knowing the technology was 40 years old. But there was a question I couldn't fully answer with a beer in my hand: "If we already had vaccines that worked, why didn’t we just stick to those older types of vaccines for COVID-19?” It's a fair question. And answering it requires opening up the entire vaccine toolbox, from the methods our ancestors used (yes, we're talking smallpox scabs) to the genetic blueprints we're writing today." The essay gives some of the history of vaccine technology.

Some have argued that using mRNA vaccines as boosters is problematic; I don't agree, but for argument's sake, suppose that this argument is correct. The next pandemic might benefit from a hybrid strategy: mRNA vaccines in the initial rollout for speed, then possibly recombinant protein for boosters. Just spitballing.
 
Carrot Flower King said:
I blame the Hep B vaccine, as I had more doses of that than anyone I know, 'cos my blood results always looked like I'd never had it. Until a consultant physician decided I was a non-responder.

Man, I was swimming in Hep B vaccine for a couple of years.
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M3too.
A right pain in the arse (ok arm) as I needed up to date vax for work travel.
I don’t think any of the medicos had any ideas on how to counter-act this non-response. In the end they just gave up.
And considering Google returns the main “reasons” for this as
“Factors like older age, obesity, certain chronic illnesses, and some medications can affect vaccine response. ”​
As none of these conditions have ever applied to my medical history, and still don’t, it seems it is still a puzzle to the medical fraternity.
 
EHocking said:
M3too.
A right pain in the arse (ok arm) as I needed up to date vax for work travel.
I don’t think any of the medicos had any ideas on how to counter-act this non-response. In the end they just gave up.
And considering Google returns the main “reasons” for this as
“Factors like older age, obesity, certain chronic illnesses, and some medications can affect vaccine response. ”​
As none of these conditions have ever applied to my medical history, and still don’t, it seems it is still a puzzle to the medical fraternity.
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For hep B the main risk for non response was genetic those with a XY phenotype were predominantly non-responders.

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High non-responsiveness of males and the elderly to standard hepatitis B vaccination among a large cohort of healthy employees - PubMed

This retrospective cohort study demonstrates that immunosenescence starts at young age, especially among men, underlining the importance of vaccination at a young age to achieve long-lasting immunity. Moreover, HBV vaccination should always include testing for antibodies to facilitate the...
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At SBM Dr. Steven Novella examined the possible link between Tylenol and autism, focusing on the Swedish study. "The data came from the Swedish national database, which is extremely useful for such research. The review includes data on 185,909 children. They found a very small increased risk of neurodevelopmental disorders with Tylenol use in pregnancy, however this link disappeared when they did a sibling control analysis...To understand this data a bit better, it is important to know that this is observational data. It is not ethical to expose subjects to a potential risk to see what happens. Therefore, we cannot randomize mothers to either take or not take Tylenol during pregnancy. We can just look at see what happens if mothers decide on their own to take it. This is an ethical way to gather data, and also allows for the collection of massive amounts of data (because you can just look at records or collect data, without having to carry out an elaborate experiment).

However, as we have pointed out here often, this also allows for the possibility of confounding factors. For example, what if mothers who have a fever for some reason are both more likely to take Tylenol and to have a child with a neurodevelopmental disorder? Researchers can try to correct for potential confounding factors."
 
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