Step 1 >release weak bioweapon >exaggerate measures for years and fear monger majority of population to take immune compromising injections >dust settles, people realize covid-19 wasn't that bad, get tired of it all Step 2 >release strong bioweapon >ultra sheep get live virus smallpox vaccine, and die because of compromised immune system >people aware of covid scam won't take the second bioweapon seriously, be careless, get infected and ill. opposition is now weak
>lavanguardia.com/ciencia/20220525/8291140/primer-estudio-pacientes-viruela-mono-europa.html A UK health worker caring for a monkeypox patient developed a skin rash 18 days later in the first case of hospital transmission of the infection outside of Africa. Contrary to the classic description of monkeypox, the rash appeared without the health worker having had a fever, headache, or muscle aches in the preceding days. She also did not have swollen glands at any time, which is considered another classic symptom of the disease. She had 32 pustules on her face, trunk, hands and labia majora of the vulva. The one that made her suffer the most was one that grew under her thumbnail and broke the nail. The health worker had received the Imvanex smallpox vaccine six days after caring for the monkeypox patient, who had just returned from Nigeria, but the vaccine did not protect her. She received the antiviral drug brincidofovir, but it was toxic to her liver and the doctors decided to stop the treatment. What is most surprising about her case is that although the rash lasted for two weeks, she still had detectable virus DNA in her blood 30 days after the onset of symptoms and in her upper respiratory tract up to day 41. “In previous cases and outbreaks of monkeypox, patients have been considered infectious until all skin lesions have crusted over,” write researchers from the UK National Health Service (NHS) in The Lancet Infectious journal. Diseases, where they present the case today. The finding that some patients continue to have detectable virus DNA when skin wounds have healed suggests that they may be contagious after symptoms end.
>medpagetoday.com/infectiousdisease/generalinfectiousdisease/99408 Monkeypox Outbreak Strain Has Far More Mutations Than Expected — Evidence of continued adaptation may account for suspected increase in transmissibility. The strain of monkeypox involved in the current global outbreak differs from its parent strain by about 50 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) -- far more than would be expected for an orthopoxvirus, researchers reported.
>For 10 days, Harun was treated with tecovirimat, an antiviral agent developed for smallpox and now licensed for monkeypox by the European Medicines Agency (EMA).
>Tecovirimat is not _yet_ widely available.
>Harun has advice for the public: There is a vaccine available, so ask for it. And if you have monkeypox, ask for treatment.
I have most of my money invested in SIGA and a natural gas ETF known as BOIL. Friday was fucking insane for me. I think us SIGA sisters should invest more in natural gas as it is recovering faster than SIGA is increasing if you can believe it, and then at the peak we can throw our natural gas money back into SIGA.
