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The Truth about RFK Jr

CIDRAP reported, "The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has pivoted to using data from the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) for measles death counts, and not state data collected via the National Notifiable Diseases Surveillance System...Experts say the move is confusing, as the NCHS data are meant to look at long-term morbidity and mortality trends, and not individual cases of infectious diseases." The Guardian also covered this story.
 
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At MedPage Today Katherine Fiore reported, "At first, the Federal Register notice set off alarm bells: The secretaries of health and defense were collaborating on emergency use of medical countermeasures for U.S. military forces -- but they didn't specify why. In July, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth determined there was a military emergency -- or significant potential for one...The next month, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. determined that circumstances existed to justify emergency use of drugs, specifically targeting moderate-to-severe acute pain caused by such attacks...Then, a few days later, a press release appeared: Singapore-based iX Biopharma announced that the U.S. government cleared an emergency use pathway for its sublingual ketamine product Wafermine. Earlier this year, the company received a $41 million sole-source contract from Trump's Defense Department for the development of the compound, which in part funded a phase III trial that's still ongoing...If it gets the EUA, the company said it can "begin generating revenue ahead of full FDA approval and in parallel with" its ongoing phase III program."
 
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A clear and present danger.

Also too, a clear and present idiot. An idiot conspiracist is in charge of public health in the U.S. Let that sink in. He's just as incompetent and dangerous as Hegseth; impeach him too. His anti-vaccine bull ◊◊◊◊ is going to, and likely has, impact take-up; his chemtrail lunacy will encourage more lunatics, and the country doesn't need more of those. I have always held, and continued to hold that this idiot is the worst of Trump's appointments; get rid of him.
 
One in five unvaccinated children must be hospitalized, and 1-3 out of a thousand will die of measles. According to the WHO "Before the introduction of measles vaccine in 1963 and widespread vaccination, major epidemics occurred approximately every two to three years and caused an estimated 2.6 million deaths each year."
 
RFK Junior Takes Step Towards Electromagnetic Radiation Rules

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took the first step toward implementing regulations or health warnings for cellphones, wifi, and other technologies based on fringe concerns that electromagnetic radiation could cause health problems. Kennedy and his department are asking for public feedback on the health effects of electromagnetic fields, radiofrequency radiation, and wireless radiation exposure to update policy guidance as part of the Make America Healthy Again agenda. The secretary said in a press statement announcing the request for details that the MAHA Commission strategy report, authorized by President Donald Trump, instructed his agency to look into the health effects of wireless technology based upon long-disputed claims that exposure to such technology can cause health damage, including cancer.
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*Groan*

I wonder if they'll consider the largest sources of electromagnetic radiation people get exposed to, such as the Earth and the Sun?
 
Helen said:
He's going all out, isn't he? He'll be advocating for ingesting colloidal silver and borax any second now.
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That reminded me that we haven't been favoured with any of PartSkeptic's bizarre beliefs recently. I just checked his profile and he last posted over a year ago. I can only hope that his conviction that his subjective anecdotal experiences were a far more reliable source of knowledge that decades of scientific investigation didn't finally catch up with him.
 
The New York Times reported, "The speaker before Mr. Kennedy was Mark Gorton, the president of the MAHA Institute, who called the success of the polio vaccine a “fraud,” priming the audience for the remarks of their former leader, who railed against vaccines for two decades. The speaker after him was Andrew Wakefield, a discredited British doctor whose retracted paper linked the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine with autism. Decades of research have proved that finding to be wrong."
 
Pixel42 said:
That reminded me that we haven't been favoured with any of PartSkeptic's bizarre beliefs recently. I just checked his profile and he last posted over a year ago. I can only hope that his conviction that his subjective anecdotal experiences were a far more reliable source of knowledge that decades of scientific investigation didn't finally catch up with him.
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I can't see an obituary anywhere.
 
Solitaire said:
*Groan*

I wonder if they'll consider the largest sources of electromagnetic radiation people get exposed to, such as the Earth and the Sun?
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The risks and benefits of that exposure continue to be studied:
We gathered all the available studies that have measured both
sunlight exposure and mortality (death) rates. We were interested in
the overall number of deaths (by any cause), as well as deaths
specifically caused by cardiovascular disease or cancer.

Our findings are mixed. Exposure to sunlight has been reported both
to increase and to decrease your risk of dying. Alongside its harmful
effect on skin cancer, sunlight may help prevent other types of cancer.
However, there were issues with the amount of data available, as well
as the quality of some of the data that was available, so we can’t be
certain about the findings. Currently, there is not strong enough
evidence to alter sun exposure advice and so people should continue
to follow the guidance.
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