New hantavirus vaccine: same old formula, new label
The new hantavirus vaccine uses the same formula as the COVID and bird flu shots. Business or science? An analysis of a scandal waiting to happen.
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The new bicho vaccine is suspiciously identical to the previous ones
While health authorities announce a specific vaccine for bicho, an analysis of the compounds reveals it is the same preparation used against ELbichito, bird flu and other diseases. The coincidence has not gone unnoticed by a growing segment of the population that no longer trusts the official story.
Three billion unused doses: the business of the eternal pandemic
According to leaked data, pharmaceutical companies are sitting on more than 3,000 million unused vaccines from the previous campaign. The solution: change the label and sell them as new. Production costs are minimal, but the selling price stays the same. A tidy business that has drawn criticism even from the most cynical investors.
The psychology of antiestéticar: from hypochondriac to conspiracy theorist
Two camps are facing off. On one side, those who get vaccinated out of antiestéticar or social solidarity. On the other, those who see this repetition of patterns as an orchestrated strategy. Independent science, sidelined by the media, has spent years warning that bicho are nothing more than exosomes and that vaccines could be vectors of intoxication.
What is never explained is why, after decades of pogre, we are still using the same technology for different diseases. The answer may lie in the balance sheets of the big pharmaceutical companies, not in the laboratories.
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While health authorities announce a specific vaccine for bicho, an analysis of the compounds reveals it is the same preparation used against ELbichito, bird flu and other diseases. The coincidence has not gone unnoticed by a growing segment of the population that no longer trusts the official story.
Three billion unused doses: the business of the eternal pandemic
According to leaked data, pharmaceutical companies are sitting on more than 3,000 million unused vaccines from the previous campaign. The solution: change the label and sell them as new. Production costs are minimal, but the selling price stays the same. A tidy business that has drawn criticism even from the most cynical investors.
The psychology of antiestéticar: from hypochondriac to conspiracy theorist
Two camps are facing off. On one side, those who get vaccinated out of antiestéticar or social solidarity. On the other, those who see this repetition of patterns as an orchestrated strategy. Independent science, sidelined by the media, has spent years warning that bicho are nothing more than exosomes and that vaccines could be vectors of intoxication.
What is never explained is why, after decades of pogre, we are still using the same technology for different diseases. The answer may lie in the balance sheets of the big pharmaceutical companies, not in the laboratories.
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