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Tess Talks with Dr Jessica Rose: The covid genetic vaccine pharmacovigilance data and why warriors cry
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Dr Jessica Rose is a Canadian researcher with a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics and a master’s degree in immunology. She also holds a PhD in computational biology and two postdoctoral degrees in molecular biology and chemistry.
Over the past two years she has been studying the US’ Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) data and sounding the alarm about Covid-19 vaccine harms. In this frank and open conversation, we compare notes on what we’re seeing in pharmacovigilance databases and what the vaccines are actually doing to people. It’s a challenging topic but it does hold a message of hope for the future.
For more about Jessica, you can visit her website and her Substack.
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Dr Jessica Rose is a Canadian researcher with a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics and a master’s degree in immunology. She also holds a PhD in computational biology and two postdoctoral degrees in molecular biology and chemistry.
Over the past two years she has been studying the US’ Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS) data and sounding the alarm about Covid-19 vaccine harms. In this frank and open conversation, we compare notes on what we’re seeing in pharmacovigilance databases and what the vaccines are actually doing to people. It’s a challenging topic but it does hold a message of hope for the future.
For more about Jessica, you can visit her website and her Substack.
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It's Day 3 of the WCH Breathe Better Challenge!
Today we're trying Equal Breathing.
The Science:
Equal breathing engages your parasympathetic nervous system, which helps you to achieve relaxation. Many use it if they are struggling to get to sleep.
Preparation:
Sit down in a comfortable position.
Technique:
1. Breathe in and out through your nose.
2. Count your inhale and make sure your exhale last the same count. E.g if your inhale is 5 seconds, make your exhale 5 seconds also.
3. You can take a short pause between each inhale and exhale if this is helpful
4. Repeat for as long as desired.
How did it feel?
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Today we're trying Equal Breathing.
The Science:
Equal breathing engages your parasympathetic nervous system, which helps you to achieve relaxation. Many use it if they are struggling to get to sleep.
Preparation:
Sit down in a comfortable position.
Technique:
1. Breathe in and out through your nose.
2. Count your inhale and make sure your exhale last the same count. E.g if your inhale is 5 seconds, make your exhale 5 seconds also.
3. You can take a short pause between each inhale and exhale if this is helpful
4. Repeat for as long as desired.
How did it feel?
#BreatheBetter
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Follow the Money: Conflicts of Interest During Covid-19
You're invited to join us on Monday at 6 pm UTC in the WCH Newsroom to hear from Fahrie Hassan.
Fahrie Hassan is a Molecular Biologist and MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology, and Biochemistry. He is a research scholar and Medical Natural Scientist in Depts of Chemical Pathology, UCT and Red Cross Children’s Hospital. He is a Lecturer and Course coordinator with a BTECH Honours in Medical Genetics from Cape Peninsula University of Technology, SA. He is the Senior Manager Alliance Global Ltd
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You're invited to join us on Monday at 6 pm UTC in the WCH Newsroom to hear from Fahrie Hassan.
Fahrie Hassan is a Molecular Biologist and MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology, and Biochemistry. He is a research scholar and Medical Natural Scientist in Depts of Chemical Pathology, UCT and Red Cross Children’s Hospital. He is a Lecturer and Course coordinator with a BTECH Honours in Medical Genetics from Cape Peninsula University of Technology, SA. He is the Senior Manager Alliance Global Ltd
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Partner Introduction: COVID-19 Transparency Advocacy Group
You're invited to join us on Monday at 6 pm UTC in the WCH Newsroom to hear from Dr. Rajiv Seereeram.
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram, MBBS, MSc, PgDip works in General Practice and specializes in Public Health Nutrition & Diabetes. He works with COVID-19 transparency Advocacy Group TT and Responsible Parents TT, Vaccine Injury Support and Advocacy Groups.
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You're invited to join us on Monday at 6 pm UTC in the WCH Newsroom to hear from Dr. Rajiv Seereeram.
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram, MBBS, MSc, PgDip works in General Practice and specializes in Public Health Nutrition & Diabetes. He works with COVID-19 transparency Advocacy Group TT and Responsible Parents TT, Vaccine Injury Support and Advocacy Groups.
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🌟 There is a Better Way Forward with World Council for Health!
The World Council for Health wouldn't be here today if it weren't for your continued support! Thank you. 🙏
Here's what we've been up to recently:
July 15: WCH launched the 21-Day #BreatheBetter Challenge to highlight techniques you can use to reduce stress, achieve relaxation, increase focus, and more. Take some time this week to focus on your breath and bring more balance into your life.
July 11: 🎥 General Assembly Meeting #48 — Deanna McLeod🇨🇦, Cesar Vega🇺🇾, Maximiliano Dentone🇺🇾, and Dr. James Thorp🇺🇸 spoke about stopping the COVID-19 vaccines.
🎥 Deanna McLeod: It's Time to Stand Together, It's Time to Stop the Shots — Deanna McLeod, a medical peer-review publications expert and evidence-based data analyst, gave a hard-hitting presentation.
🎥 C19 Injections Halted in Kids Under 13 in Uruguay — We heard the latest on this historic case from the lawyer who filed it on behalf of activists, Maximiliano Dentone, and César Vega, the Uruguayan Congressman backing it.
July 8:🧘♀️Inner Freedom Meditation with Tarah Long — Each week, the WCH Mind Health Committee hosts a guided meditation on Telegram.
WCH Statements:
July 10: 📡 Judge Suspends Pfizer’s mRNA Vaccine in Children Under Age 13 in Uruguay — A judge in Uruguay has suspended Covid-19 vaccination in children under the age of 13 until certain conditions are met.
July 8: 📡 37 Greek Health Care Professionals Arrested During Peaceful Protest — WCH denounces the actions of the Greek government and stand with the 37 health care professionals.
June 30: 📡 Remembering Dr. Vladimir Zelenko: Physician, Scientist, Activist — Zelenko was a courageous advocate and defender of fundamental principles of medicine. He persevered against unrelenting defamation of character.
June 27: 📡 New Study Confirms That Experimental Covid-19 Vaccines Impact Male Fertility — WCH is increasingly concerned by the impact of the experimental Covid-19 vaccines on human fertility and again calls for an immediate halt to the vaccination program.
New Resources:
📝 7 Reasons to End Mask Mandates for Good: A Guide for Parents, Teachers, and All People — A new guide for parents, teachers, medical professionals, and all people that addresses common questions, gives guidance and encouragement.
📝 How to Cope During Times of Distress — This guide is meant to help anyone who is feeling overwhelmed, in distress, or struggling to cope.
Top WCH Resources:
📝 Spike Protein Detox Guide — Emerging information on how to clear viral and Covid-19 vaccine-induced spike proteins from the body.
📝 Early Covid-19 Treatment Guide — This guide is informed by both established and emerging medical research as well as the clinical experience of international doctor-led groups.
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📝 Elephants They Want Us to Ignore: Terrain and Environment — There are two obvious elephants in the room.
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The World Council for Health wouldn't be here today if it weren't for your continued support! Thank you. 🙏
Here's what we've been up to recently:
July 15: WCH launched the 21-Day #BreatheBetter Challenge to highlight techniques you can use to reduce stress, achieve relaxation, increase focus, and more. Take some time this week to focus on your breath and bring more balance into your life.
July 11: 🎥 General Assembly Meeting #48 — Deanna McLeod🇨🇦, Cesar Vega🇺🇾, Maximiliano Dentone🇺🇾, and Dr. James Thorp🇺🇸 spoke about stopping the COVID-19 vaccines.
🎥 Deanna McLeod: It's Time to Stand Together, It's Time to Stop the Shots — Deanna McLeod, a medical peer-review publications expert and evidence-based data analyst, gave a hard-hitting presentation.
🎥 C19 Injections Halted in Kids Under 13 in Uruguay — We heard the latest on this historic case from the lawyer who filed it on behalf of activists, Maximiliano Dentone, and César Vega, the Uruguayan Congressman backing it.
July 8:🧘♀️Inner Freedom Meditation with Tarah Long — Each week, the WCH Mind Health Committee hosts a guided meditation on Telegram.
WCH Statements:
July 10: 📡 Judge Suspends Pfizer’s mRNA Vaccine in Children Under Age 13 in Uruguay — A judge in Uruguay has suspended Covid-19 vaccination in children under the age of 13 until certain conditions are met.
July 8: 📡 37 Greek Health Care Professionals Arrested During Peaceful Protest — WCH denounces the actions of the Greek government and stand with the 37 health care professionals.
June 30: 📡 Remembering Dr. Vladimir Zelenko: Physician, Scientist, Activist — Zelenko was a courageous advocate and defender of fundamental principles of medicine. He persevered against unrelenting defamation of character.
June 27: 📡 New Study Confirms That Experimental Covid-19 Vaccines Impact Male Fertility — WCH is increasingly concerned by the impact of the experimental Covid-19 vaccines on human fertility and again calls for an immediate halt to the vaccination program.
New Resources:
📝 7 Reasons to End Mask Mandates for Good: A Guide for Parents, Teachers, and All People — A new guide for parents, teachers, medical professionals, and all people that addresses common questions, gives guidance and encouragement.
📝 How to Cope During Times of Distress — This guide is meant to help anyone who is feeling overwhelmed, in distress, or struggling to cope.
Top WCH Resources:
📝 Spike Protein Detox Guide — Emerging information on how to clear viral and Covid-19 vaccine-induced spike proteins from the body.
📝 Early Covid-19 Treatment Guide — This guide is informed by both established and emerging medical research as well as the clinical experience of international doctor-led groups.
Article to Reflect on:
📝 Elephants They Want Us to Ignore: Terrain and Environment — There are two obvious elephants in the room.
What is World Council for Health?
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Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO
You're invited to join us on Monday at 6 pm UTC in the WCH Newsroom to hear from Shabnam Palesa
Mohamed.
Shabnam is a journalist, activist, and mediation lawyer. She serves on the steering committee of World Council for Health and is Executive Director for Children's Health Defense Africa.
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Mohamed.
Shabnam is a journalist, activist, and mediation lawyer. She serves on the steering committee of World Council for Health and is Executive Director for Children's Health Defense Africa.
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🗣 How to Engage & Not Disengage
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It's Day 4 of the WCH Breathe Better Challenge!
Today we're trying Alternate Nostril Breathing.
The Science:
Alternate nostril breathing works under the understanding that breathing through the left nostril increases activity in the right side of your brain, while the right nostril increases activity in the left. While the right side of our brains is responsible for emotions and creativity, the left side is responsible for logic and language. By breathing through both sides equally, you help stimulate and balance both sides of your brain.
Preparation:
Sit down with your legs crossed or in a chair if easier.
Technique:
1. Place your left hand facing up on your left knee.
2. Bring your right hand up to your face and place the second and third finger on your third eye
3. Breathe fully out, then close your right nostril with your thumb.
4. Breathe in through your left nostril and then use your fourth finger to close the left nostril and open the right.
5. This time breathe out fully through your right nostril and then in again through your right nostril
6. Close the right nostril and open the left and repeat breathing fully out and in with the left nostril
7. Continue until you feel more balanced.
How did it feel?
Please note that you may find it harder to breathe through one nostril if you are out of balance. Be patient with yourself and do your best unless it is completely blocked, in which case try one of the other breathing exercises from the challenge and come back to this another day.
#BreatheBetter
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Today we're trying Alternate Nostril Breathing.
The Science:
Alternate nostril breathing works under the understanding that breathing through the left nostril increases activity in the right side of your brain, while the right nostril increases activity in the left. While the right side of our brains is responsible for emotions and creativity, the left side is responsible for logic and language. By breathing through both sides equally, you help stimulate and balance both sides of your brain.
Preparation:
Sit down with your legs crossed or in a chair if easier.
Technique:
1. Place your left hand facing up on your left knee.
2. Bring your right hand up to your face and place the second and third finger on your third eye
3. Breathe fully out, then close your right nostril with your thumb.
4. Breathe in through your left nostril and then use your fourth finger to close the left nostril and open the right.
5. This time breathe out fully through your right nostril and then in again through your right nostril
6. Close the right nostril and open the left and repeat breathing fully out and in with the left nostril
7. Continue until you feel more balanced.
How did it feel?
Please note that you may find it harder to breathe through one nostril if you are out of balance. Be patient with yourself and do your best unless it is completely blocked, in which case try one of the other breathing exercises from the challenge and come back to this another day.
#BreatheBetter
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Media is too big
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World Council for Health's Dr. Tess Lawrie joined Neil Oliver Live on Saturday (July 16) with Dr. Amesh Adalja and journalist Bev Turner to discuss the news that Canada has authorized Covid-19 mRNA injections for children as young as 6 months old.
During the exchange, Dr. Lawrie and Turner corrected Dr. Adalja after he compared the experimental mRNA injections to other childhood vaccinations.
Thank you, Dr. Lawrie and GB News - we need more of this!
WCH pharmacovigilence report: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/covid-19-vaccine-pharmacovigilance-report
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During the exchange, Dr. Lawrie and Turner corrected Dr. Adalja after he compared the experimental mRNA injections to other childhood vaccinations.
Thank you, Dr. Lawrie and GB News - we need more of this!
WCH pharmacovigilence report: worldcouncilforhealth.org/resources/covid-19-vaccine-pharmacovigilance-report
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Thanks for watching WCH General Assembly Meeting #49!
Featured speakers:
Fahrie Hassan (🇿🇦): Follow the Money! Conflicts of Interest During Covid-19 — Joining us from South Africa to explore conflicts of interest during the COVID-19 crisis, Fahrie is a Molecular Biologist with a MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology and Biochemistry.
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram (🇹🇹): Introducing Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group (CTAGTT) — Dr. Seereeram is joining us from Trinidad & Tobago to introduce WCH partner organization CTAGTT.
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (🇿🇦): Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO — Joining us from South Africa to discuss Big Pharma's lobbying problem, Shabnam serves on the steering committee of WCH.
Watch the replay on our website:
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Featured speakers:
Fahrie Hassan (🇿🇦): Follow the Money! Conflicts of Interest During Covid-19 — Joining us from South Africa to explore conflicts of interest during the COVID-19 crisis, Fahrie is a Molecular Biologist with a MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology and Biochemistry.
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram (🇹🇹): Introducing Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group (CTAGTT) — Dr. Seereeram is joining us from Trinidad & Tobago to introduce WCH partner organization CTAGTT.
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (🇿🇦): Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO — Joining us from South Africa to discuss Big Pharma's lobbying problem, Shabnam serves on the steering committee of WCH.
Watch the replay on our website:
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Fahrie Hassan at WCH General Assembly Meeting #49
Fahrie Hassan (🇿🇦) gave a highly-detailed presentation on Monday, July 18 to the World Council for Health about COVID-19 conflicts of interest and everything he has learned by following the money behind the crisis.
Fahrie is a Molecular Biologist with a MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology and Biochemistry.
Watch the replay on our website:
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Fahrie Hassan (🇿🇦) gave a highly-detailed presentation on Monday, July 18 to the World Council for Health about COVID-19 conflicts of interest and everything he has learned by following the money behind the crisis.
Fahrie is a Molecular Biologist with a MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology and Biochemistry.
Watch the replay on our website:
➨ worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
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Shabnam Palesa Mohamed at General Assembly Meeting #49
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (🇿🇦) gave an eye-opening presentation to the World Council for Health on Monday, July 18 about conflicts of interest in medicine during the COVID-19 crisis, Big Pharma's lobbying problem, why we must stop the WHO, and how we can do it by taking back our power.
Shabnam is a journalist, activist and mediation lawyer. She serves on the steering committee of World Council for Health and is Executive Director for Children's Health Defense Africa.
Watch the replay on our website:
➨ worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed (🇿🇦) gave an eye-opening presentation to the World Council for Health on Monday, July 18 about conflicts of interest in medicine during the COVID-19 crisis, Big Pharma's lobbying problem, why we must stop the WHO, and how we can do it by taking back our power.
Shabnam is a journalist, activist and mediation lawyer. She serves on the steering committee of World Council for Health and is Executive Director for Children's Health Defense Africa.
Watch the replay on our website:
➨ worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
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Dr. Rajiv Seereeram at WCH General Assembly Meeting #49
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram (🇹🇹) introduced new WCH partner Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group (CTAGTT) in the WCH Newsroom for the first time on Monday, July 18 by giving a truly excellent presentation about what he has experienced in Trinidad & Tobago dealing with patients suffering from COVID-19 vaccine injuries.
Dr. Seereeram, MBBS, MSc, PgDip works in General Practice and specializes in Public Health Nutrition & Diabetes. He works with COVID-19 transparency Advocacy Group TT and Responsible Parents TT, Vaccine Injury Support and Advocacy Groups.
Watch the replay on our website:
➨ worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram (🇹🇹) introduced new WCH partner Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group (CTAGTT) in the WCH Newsroom for the first time on Monday, July 18 by giving a truly excellent presentation about what he has experienced in Trinidad & Tobago dealing with patients suffering from COVID-19 vaccine injuries.
Dr. Seereeram, MBBS, MSc, PgDip works in General Practice and specializes in Public Health Nutrition & Diabetes. He works with COVID-19 transparency Advocacy Group TT and Responsible Parents TT, Vaccine Injury Support and Advocacy Groups.
Watch the replay on our website:
➨ worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
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🗣 How to Engage & Not Disengage
Connect with the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 20 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
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It's Day 5 of the WCH Breathe Better Challenge!
Today we're trying Pursed Lip Breathing.
The Science:
Pursed lip breathing has shown to strengthen the lungs with regular practice. This technique focuses on slowing your breaths and emptying stale air from your lungs. This is beneficial for those struggling with chronic lung diseases.
Preparation:
Sit up straight or lie in a comfortable spot for this exercise.
Technique:
1. Breathe in for a count of two through the nose
2. Breathe out through pursed lips for a count of 4. This should always be double the in breath. So if you breathe in for 4 seconds breathe out for 8.
3. Repeat as desired.
How did it feel? Have you tried this before?
#BreatheBetter
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Today we're trying Pursed Lip Breathing.
The Science:
Pursed lip breathing has shown to strengthen the lungs with regular practice. This technique focuses on slowing your breaths and emptying stale air from your lungs. This is beneficial for those struggling with chronic lung diseases.
Preparation:
Sit up straight or lie in a comfortable spot for this exercise.
Technique:
1. Breathe in for a count of two through the nose
2. Breathe out through pursed lips for a count of 4. This should always be double the in breath. So if you breathe in for 4 seconds breathe out for 8.
3. Repeat as desired.
How did it feel? Have you tried this before?
#BreatheBetter
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What’s More Important, You or Your Fear?
Fear. You know it. You’ve felt it. But do you really know fear? How do you know you’re afraid?
There are some theories that suggest we are born with a handful of fears. Some theories say only two—loud noises and fear of falling. Some say they are all learned. It’s as if the number of fears is a way to suggest that you have control over some, but not others.
So what is fear really? Ultimately, it’s about you feeling safe.
Read more from Elliott Meltzer: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/blog/you-or-your-fear
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Fear. You know it. You’ve felt it. But do you really know fear? How do you know you’re afraid?
There are some theories that suggest we are born with a handful of fears. Some theories say only two—loud noises and fear of falling. Some say they are all learned. It’s as if the number of fears is a way to suggest that you have control over some, but not others.
So what is fear really? Ultimately, it’s about you feeling safe.
Read more from Elliott Meltzer: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/blog/you-or-your-fear
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No Indication to Support Suggestions of a Marburg Pandemic
The World Council for Health is continuously monitoring the emergence of new and old diseases around the world with potential for health concerns. Recent news from Ghana has confirmed two cases of Marburg virus, which were reported by Ghana Health Service on Monday, July 18, 2022. Two people diagnosed with Marburg on July 10, 2022, have since died. According to the WHO, more than 90 contacts have been identified and are being monitored at this time. No new cases have been detected, according to the Ghana Health Service.
The WHO raised the concern of the Marburg virus as a future pandemic in August 2021, a notion first proposed by VaccinesWork, a platform hosted by the Bill Gates-funded Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, in April 2021.
WCH continues to carefully monitor the occurrence of Marburg, Monkeypox, and other specific health threats highlighted by the WHO. WCH emphasizes that there currently exists no indication to support potential calls for a new pandemic associated with the Marburg virus.
Full Statement: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/statements/marburg-pandemic
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The World Council for Health is continuously monitoring the emergence of new and old diseases around the world with potential for health concerns. Recent news from Ghana has confirmed two cases of Marburg virus, which were reported by Ghana Health Service on Monday, July 18, 2022. Two people diagnosed with Marburg on July 10, 2022, have since died. According to the WHO, more than 90 contacts have been identified and are being monitored at this time. No new cases have been detected, according to the Ghana Health Service.
The WHO raised the concern of the Marburg virus as a future pandemic in August 2021, a notion first proposed by VaccinesWork, a platform hosted by the Bill Gates-funded Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, in April 2021.
WCH continues to carefully monitor the occurrence of Marburg, Monkeypox, and other specific health threats highlighted by the WHO. WCH emphasizes that there currently exists no indication to support potential calls for a new pandemic associated with the Marburg virus.
Full Statement: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/statements/marburg-pandemic
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💸 Follow the Money with Fahrie Hassan
Fahrie gave a detailed presentation on Monday, July 18 to the World Council for Health General Assembly about Covid-19 conflicts of interest and what he has learned by following the money behind the crisis.
Fahrie is a Molecular Biologist with a MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology, and Biochemistry.
You can now watch and share his presentation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/conflicts-of-interest-fahrie-hassan
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Fahrie gave a detailed presentation on Monday, July 18 to the World Council for Health General Assembly about Covid-19 conflicts of interest and what he has learned by following the money behind the crisis.
Fahrie is a Molecular Biologist with a MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology, and Biochemistry.
You can now watch and share his presentation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/conflicts-of-interest-fahrie-hassan
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Safer to Wait joined us at the Better Way Conference in May. Check out this video that they created while there.
Safer to Wait is a group of concerned parents, teachers, doctors, and lawyers, who are trying to make the best decision when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccines and children. Learn more about Safer to Wait by visiting their website: safertowait.com
This video is also available on Safer to Wait's YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=tRazjTJ-USc
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Safer to Wait is a group of concerned parents, teachers, doctors, and lawyers, who are trying to make the best decision when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccines and children. Learn more about Safer to Wait by visiting their website: safertowait.com
This video is also available on Safer to Wait's YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=tRazjTJ-USc
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