Scientists Mull One-Shot-Fits-All to Vaccinate Against Hospital Superbugs

re: Scientists Mull One-Shot-Fits-All to Vaccinate Against Hospital Superbugs

HanneKoplev — 10/15/2023 2:41:23 AM

The vaccine will content aluminium-adjuvant ( aluminum hydroxide ).

re: Scientists Mull One-Shot-Fits-All to Vaccinate Against Hospital Superbugs

brodiebrock12 — 10/8/2023 9:43:06 PM

ONLY the TRUE sheep who are not awake will take it. No one else. If you have not aware it's on YOU at this point...

re: Scientists Mull One-Shot-Fits-All to Vaccinate Against Hospital Superbugs

NurseKaren45 — 10/8/2023 5:59:41 AM

Imagine if we just had everyone wash their hands with soap and water instead of using alcohol foam hand "sanitizer" that does not kill C. diff (and God only knows what else). Or maybe we should do away with the filthy hospital phones that nurses carry and everyone touches them with filthy hands (even filthy gloved hands) and so they just act as vectors ALL DAY LONG. How about proper disinfection of stethoscopes and vital sign assessment equipment? Maybe we should pay nurses more (so we can keep the cream of the crop) and stop overwhelming them with entirely too many patients (so they can effectively manage patient care safely and NOT BURN OUT). What I know about hospitals terrifies me when anyone I love has to be there.

re: Scientists Mull One-Shot-Fits-All to Vaccinate Against Hospital Superbugs

Almond — 10/7/2023 5:48:45 AM

Most people who are hospitalized for any period of time are given antibiotics whether they know it or not. A head nurse at a major hospital informed me of this. She said it is because they know hospital infections are rampant. Perhaps this would be a good time to consider undergoing any (eventually) needed surgery, while access and drugs/supplies are still available. At some future time, health care may be severely restricted. Meanwhile, keep up-to-date on dental and vision care--keep a spare pair of eyeglasses if you wear them. (Esp. if you mostly wear contact lenses.) Consider safety glasses as your main eyeglasses--there are some very fashionable styles available at low prices for women. Maybe shop around?

re: Scientists Mull One-Shot-Fits-All to Vaccinate Against Hospital Superbugs

onl91810 — 10/6/2023 5:30:55 AM

They completely ignore Dr Paul Marik's sepsis treatment

re: Scientists Mull One-Shot-Fits-All to Vaccinate Against Hospital Superbugs

xra6610 — 10/5/2023 7:29:39 PM

This article is a joke! More Pharma Propaganda! Another so called vaccine! Propagandized people get the shot! More money$$$ for Big Pharma! True health doesn't come from Big Pharma's Drugs. It's no joke about Hospital suberbug infections though. My late wife got it while in the hospital and all the antibiotics they gave her in the hospital destroyed her kidneys. Death by doctors care! Avoid it if you can.

re: Scientists Mull One-Shot-Fits-All to Vaccinate Against Hospital Superbugs

Bicycle Boy — 10/5/2023 12:35:29 PM

The vaccine's goal is to make our body functions work better. What about following a healthy diet, exercise / movement, good hygiene, etc. Some people will be attracted to health in a bottle.

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bed5884 — 10/5/2023 12:17:02 PM

"Using the body’s own immune system to fight against a multitude of infections, the proposed shot is composed of just three ingredients. The vaccine would work within 24 hours and last for up to 28 days, although a second jab might extend that time, according to Medical Xpress." Let's see the clinical trials on this one. Oh, that's right we don't need those anymore..........'safe and effective', trust us. Dare we ask what these 3 ingredients are?? Now let's hear which company is going to be heading up this vaccine push. Any guesses??