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If This Doesn’t Blow Your Mind, Nothing Will. There Were No Mistakes Add a “Tiny fragment of HIV” “The shape of the coronavirus spike protein before the virus meets our cells is what triggers the most protective antibody response. So Keith must make the spike protein in the lab, knocking it into exactly the same shape by adding another protein that acts a bit like a clamber. And that protein is a tiny fragment of HIV. The reason we chose this protein is because it's so well understood. Understood. It's a highly stable structure. There is absolutely no risk from this type of vaccine. There's nothing that makes HIV replicate.“

17-Year-Old Chinese Badminton Star Dies Suddenly After Suffering Cardiac Arrest on Court

Second highest ranking vaccine advisor at the FDA—the agency that expedited an EUA approval, tells Rep. Massie that he did NOT get a C-19 booster. Knowing his work at the FDA helped the government mandate booster shots, makes his confession unforgivable.

🔥 Some epidemiological charts for historic diseases and their vaccines. A thread 🧵1/n 1. Diphteria - Start of vaccination 1938 against diphteria in France is followed by an immediate spike in deaths, then return to pre-vaccination trend. (“Tote” & “Todesfälle” => “Deaths”)

BREAKING REPORT: ⚠️ Finland becomes world's first country to begin BIRD FLU VACCINATIONS for humans.. HERE WE GO.. Finland is set to become the first country in the world to offer preemptive bird flu vaccinations to certain workers exposed to animals, starting as early as next week, according to health officials on Tuesday. The country has purchased vaccines for 10,000 individuals, with each person receiving two shots. This initiative is part of a broader EU procurement effort involving up to 40 million doses from manufacturer CSL Seqirus for 15 nations. The Australian company, in a statement to Reuters, confirmed Finland's pioneering status in deploying the vaccine. The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) stated, "The vaccine will be offered to those aged 18 or older who are at an increased risk of contracting avian influenza due to their occupational exposure or other circumstances."

Tal Zaks, who at Moderna expressed skepticism of genome editing, says his new company Exsilio Therapeutics has a way to insert whole genes with minimal disruption to DNA.