So can you get the flu from the flu vaccine? According to Dr. Andrew Pekosz, the answer is no. Check out his new video where he debunks this and other common myths about the flu vaccine.
RESIDENTS OF WISCONSIN SHOULD BE ALARMED AND ANGRY MUTATED BIRD FLU IN THEIR STATE DIRECTLY CONNECTED TO THE MOVIE CONTAGION.. URGENT.. PLEASE SPREAD THIS the-scientist.com The bird flu breakthrough came from two separate groups, one at Erasmus University in the Netherlands and another at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, who announced that they had successfully converted H5N1 into a form that can be transmitted between ferrets in droplets through the air. Soon after, the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity, an advisory group to the US government, took the unusual step of asking Science magazine to censor specific details of the methodology. In 1977, a flu epidemic in Russia was largely identical to the 1950 strain, and likely originated in a research lab in China or Russia, he said. “The details of it are still mysterious, but all of a sudden we had a virus which we hadn’t seen for quite a number of years, which began causing real major epidemics. So far as we can make out it’s identical to one that had been in the laboratory.”
