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Natasha Clarke's avatar

One wonders why this Peter and the wolf narrative is being pushed by the media so hard. Surely they are not that stupid to feel like any off this is relevant. When the “big one “ is released are “they” counting on us not to give a damn?

Last bout of covid had horrible lung issues until I remembered to steam. The old head covered with a towel over hot water and herbs, inhaling steam. Immediate turn around. The upside in me says all this disruption is simply an unveiling. Like how we now realize the baby formula is essentially corn syrup and that standardized doctors growth charts were created by said formula companies.

And what is it with folks who work in media these days? How do they sleep at night or is this just the ancestral wounding of all the hysterics we locked up for the last 200 years?

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April Smith's avatar

False. They will use smallpox stockpiles if people are foolish enough to take them.

"There is another smallpox vaccine licensed in the United States, ACAM2000, that could be used to prevent monkeypox, she said, and the country has more than 100 million doses."

https://www.wkow.com/news/us-in-process-of-releasing-monkeypox-vaccine-from-national-stockpile-for-high-risk-people-cdc/article_5c7aa642-29bc-5b89-aa70-bf13943a7b09.html

Vaccination against smallpox is known to be cross-protective

against the other orthopoxviruses, including monkeypox.

Following the eradication of smallpox in 1980 and the cessation

of smallpox vaccination in the early 1980s, waning vaccineinduced population immunity and lack of protection among

younger age groups might have contributed to the resurgence

of the disease (3)

Laboratory confirmation of infection is critical, because

human monkeypox closely resembles several other febrile

rash illnesses including smallpox and varicella (chicken pox).

https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/67/wr/pdfs/mm6710a5-H.pdf

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