How much did the USA stiff the WHO for when it left? $200 million?
Edit – Yes I know that this would be a problem regardless.
I think the USA is doing a disservice to the WHO and humanity in general. Its a big part of their budget. If I worked for the WHO, I wouldnt let them pull crap like this without saying anything.
yaboonabi on
Flashback to when RFK Jr fanned measle deaths in Samoa with antivax bullshit.
Kafkas7 on
Real life constant gardener
UnpluggedUnfettered on
Really getting back to our roots, aren’t we
bestestopinion on
It’s Black newborns, so…
AntiTrollSquad on
Anything to distract from the Trump-Epstein files and how MAGAs are OK defending child abusers.
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Trying to figure out if I can summarize this article from my understanding:
The study is being done by a controversial research organization based in a Copenhagen university – questionable ethics and methods in alleged vaccine safety concerns. RFK Jr. cited their research in the decision to cut global vaccine funding.
The CDC will fund their most recent study: 14k babies in Guinea-Bissau, Africa will be given the hepatitis B vaccine at either birth or six weeks, then the alleged difference in safety will be compared.
The reasons the WHO is against this are:
* This vaccine has been used in 115 countries for 3 decades and is already established as effective and safe
* Health officials everywhere are basically saying it’s both unethical and pointless
* G-B is already planning to move to the at birth dose for all in 2028, they just can’t do it right now becuase of resource constraints/not enough money. This study is basically exploiting that they don’t have the money to vaccinate babies earlier and instead of funding that they are doing this expirement
* 12% of adults in G-B have Hepititus B, so putting the babies in real danger
* The trial is being done in a less rigorous way than others that is more open to interpretation, potentially leading to a subconscious nudge to a certain result
* G-B has said they’re looking into it for ethicality and it shouldn’t happen. CDC says it’s totally happening (more ethical concerns)
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Slam is such a weird word. Idk if it’s just me but it just sounds overdramatic and unprofessional. What’s so wrong with „criticize“?
Michael_Schmumacher on
Good. As long as someone is getting “slammed”.
I fucking hate clickbait journalism.
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How much did the USA stiff the WHO for when it left? $200 million?
Edit – Yes I know that this would be a problem regardless.
I think the USA is doing a disservice to the WHO and humanity in general. Its a big part of their budget. If I worked for the WHO, I wouldnt let them pull crap like this without saying anything.
Flashback to when RFK Jr fanned measle deaths in Samoa with antivax bullshit.
Real life constant gardener
Really getting back to our roots, aren’t we
It’s Black newborns, so…
Anything to distract from the Trump-Epstein files and how MAGAs are OK defending child abusers.
Trying to figure out if I can summarize this article from my understanding:
The study is being done by a controversial research organization based in a Copenhagen university – questionable ethics and methods in alleged vaccine safety concerns. RFK Jr. cited their research in the decision to cut global vaccine funding.
The CDC will fund their most recent study: 14k babies in Guinea-Bissau, Africa will be given the hepatitis B vaccine at either birth or six weeks, then the alleged difference in safety will be compared.
The reasons the WHO is against this are:
* This vaccine has been used in 115 countries for 3 decades and is already established as effective and safe
* Health officials everywhere are basically saying it’s both unethical and pointless
* G-B is already planning to move to the at birth dose for all in 2028, they just can’t do it right now becuase of resource constraints/not enough money. This study is basically exploiting that they don’t have the money to vaccinate babies earlier and instead of funding that they are doing this expirement
* 12% of adults in G-B have Hepititus B, so putting the babies in real danger
* The trial is being done in a less rigorous way than others that is more open to interpretation, potentially leading to a subconscious nudge to a certain result
* G-B has said they’re looking into it for ethicality and it shouldn’t happen. CDC says it’s totally happening (more ethical concerns)
Slam is such a weird word. Idk if it’s just me but it just sounds overdramatic and unprofessional. What’s so wrong with „criticize“?
Good. As long as someone is getting “slammed”.
I fucking hate clickbait journalism.