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RE: Flu Vaccines Elevate Air-Borne Flu Particles by 630% - USA National Academy of Sciences Publication
Took my time to look a little over the linked article and your post. While I think the study is interesting and needs a close look on follow-ups, your conclusion is just wrong and a typical "click-bait"!
This:
Flu Vaccines Elevate the Spread of Influenza by 630%
is YOUR INTERPRETATION of
The PNAS reports that vaccinated people emit 630% more flu virus particles into the air than unvaccinated people.
The study doesn't say that flu vaccines elevate the spread of the disease!
You know that - and you are misleading your readers with an own interpretation without any proof yet again.
Is such misleading what you demand from our governments as well? Or is drawing a conclusion without facts supporting it the independent research you want people to do?
The article above is about:
Flu vaccine study.
$4 Billion of Vaccine Injury Compensation since 1988.
Big Pharma receiving so many law suits that they may have had to stop manufacturing some vaccines.
The families that are impacted by vaccine injury but must remain silent.
Taxpayers footing the bill instead of Big Pharma.
General, widespread corruption and collusion between government, big pharma, scientists, medical professionals and the media.
These are very serious issues. Rather than addressing the most important problems you chose to focus on little details?
If you want to be part of the solution and help fix the healthcare system, and seeing that you are an aspiring doctor, I would have thought that the above points would have been far more important to you than a headline?
With all due respect, you seem to have your priorities in the wrong order. If you're an aspiring doctor and representative of the next generation of doctors I can see that we still have a lot of work in front of us.
Your industry, whether you want to believe it or not is riddled with corruption.
Please stop ignoring the big issues and help us try and fix them, please!
P.S. I made a small edit to the headline. I had not slept for 24 hours when I posted.
P.P.S. Be courteous and reasonable please.
I am yet to research the following but I think that you should take a very serious and close look at it.
My comment was regarding your headline, nothing else - If the headline is "a little detail", you might just call it "A study about the flu vaccine!".
But since you know as well as me, that it is not a "small detail" but rather the number 1 criteria why people click on a post, you decided to post a clickbait that you know is not statet in the article you linked to.