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More infants are now dying in the U.S. than in the last two decades, according to data from the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).1 The U.S. provisional infant mortality rate rose 3% from 2021 to 2022 — the first increase since 2001 to 2002. Prior to this increase, infant mortality rates had declined 22% between 2002 and 2021.
"Seeing an increase that hits the statistical significance mark indicates that this was a bigger jump than we've had in the last 20 years, and that is something we need to keep an eye on to see if it's just a one-year anomaly or the start of increasing rates," study author Danielle M. Ely, an NCHS health statistician, told The New York Times.2
The rise in infant mortality in 2022 could have links to the pandemic, since most babies born that year were conceived in 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic — and the year that COVID-19 shots were widely rolled out. Maternal deaths rose by 40% during the pandemic9 and increases in stillbirths were reported.10
By November 12, 2021, there were 2,620 cases of fetal death or stillbirth among women who received a COVID-19 injection reported to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).11 Health Impact News ran the same VAERS search but excluded COVID-19 injections — so looking for fetal deaths in women who had been vaccinated with any vaccine other than a COVID-19 jab over the last 30+ years. They found:12
"We are currently on pace to see a yearly total of 2,838 recorded fetal deaths following COVID-19 shots, while the yearly average of recorded fetal deaths following the vaccination of pregnant women for the past 30 years has been an average of 74 fetal deaths per year."
Call me jaded, but I expect the talking heads to come along shortly and tell us it's because not enough people got vaccinated.
originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: nugget1
Call me jaded, but I expect the talking heads to come along shortly and tell us it's because not enough people got vaccinated.
You're jaded!!
Because of the fiasco of covid and the jab and all the conspiracy theories surrounding that, parents aren't having their children inoculated (MMR Jab) against other diseases and now they're returning along with Victorian illnesses that were pretty much wiped out, and some migrants are also bringing things like TB with them.
originally posted by: BlueBaby1
The likely culprit is Pfas, PFAS have also caused low birth weight, birth defects, delayed development, and newborn deaths in lab animals.
originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: nugget1
Call me jaded, but I expect the talking heads to come along shortly and tell us it's because not enough people got vaccinated.
You're jaded!!
Because of the fiasco of covid and the jab and all the conspiracy theories surrounding that, parents aren't having their children inoculated (MMR Jab) against other diseases and now they're returning along with Victorian illnesses that were pretty much wiped out, and some migrants are also bringing things like TB with them.
originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: rickymouse
100% agree, Ricky! We've been struggling with increasing health issues due to the toxic soup we're forced to ingest from food, water, air and medications. I think the vaccine may just be the catalist that pushed the most vulnerable over the edge.
Nowdays they treat the symptom instead of the disease, which perpetuates illness. Depressed? Got a pill for that. The pill causing uncontrollable spastic movements? Add another pill. We're being poisoned and medicated to death.
originally posted by: rickymouse
originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: rickymouse
100% agree, Ricky! We've been struggling with increasing health issues due to the toxic soup we're forced to ingest from food, water, air and medications. I think the vaccine may just be the catalist that pushed the most vulnerable over the edge.
Nowdays they treat the symptom instead of the disease, which perpetuates illness. Depressed? Got a pill for that. The pill causing uncontrollable spastic movements? Add another pill. We're being poisoned and medicated to death.
When I was in pre-med in College back in seventy five, one of the things told to us even back then was that they treat symptoms and not necessarily the disease. That person who gave the Lecture that day was from the AMA
So, it is not just nowadays, it has been that way for at least fifty years.
originally posted by: nugget1
originally posted by: rickymouse
originally posted by: nugget1
a reply to: rickymouse
100% agree, Ricky! We've been struggling with increasing health issues due to the toxic soup we're forced to ingest from food, water, air and medications. I think the vaccine may just be the catalist that pushed the most vulnerable over the edge.
Nowdays they treat the symptom instead of the disease, which perpetuates illness. Depressed? Got a pill for that. The pill causing uncontrollable spastic movements? Add another pill. We're being poisoned and medicated to death.
When I was in pre-med in College back in seventy five, one of the things told to us even back then was that they treat symptoms and not necessarily the disease. That person who gave the Lecture that day was from the AMA
So, it is not just nowadays, it has been that way for at least fifty years.
I was fortunate to have a family doctor that wasn't big on throwing pills at his patients. It was a sad day when he retired. I've had such a hard time with doctors since because I'm extremely drug sensitive; if there's a side effect I'll get it. lol
Doctors get really upset if you don't want to be their guniea pig. lol
originally posted by: nugget1
originally posted by: BlueBaby1
The likely culprit is Pfas, PFAS have also caused low birth weight, birth defects, delayed development, and newborn deaths in lab animals.
PFAS no doubt have a huge impact on health for all ages, but have been with us for decades now. That doesn't explain the sudden increase in infant mortatitly, which just happens to coincide with the mass vaxx rollout.....as do a number of other serious health issues for all ages.
Miscarriage is generally defined as the loss of a pregnancy before viability. An estimated 23 million miscarriages occur every year worldwide, translating to 44 pregnancy losses each minute. The pooled risk of miscarriage is 15·3% (95% CI 12·5–18·7%) of all recognised pregnancies. The population prevalence of women who have had one miscarriage is 10·8% (10·3–11·4%), two miscarriages is 1·9% (1·8–2·1%), and three or more miscarriages is 0·7% (0·5–0·8%). Risk factors for miscarriage include very young or older female age (younger than 20 years and older than 35 years), older male age (older than 40 years), very low or very high body-mass index, Black ethnicity, previous miscarriages, smoking, alcohol, stress, working night shifts, air pollution, and exposure to pesticides. The consequences of miscarriage are both physical, such as bleeding or infection, and psychological. Psychological consequences include increases in the risk of anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and suicide. Miscarriage, and especially recurrent miscarriage, is also a sentinel risk marker for obstetric complications, including preterm birth, fetal growth restriction, placental abruption, and stillbirth in future pregnancies,
Sure, it's because a handful of migrants have TB. Right. You're a disgrace
A court-ordered report recently revealed that the U.S. government is releasing thousands of illegal immigrant children infected with tuberculosis into the United States without guarantees of proper treatment.
Active tuberculosis (TB) in the UK predominantly affects the non-UK born, but is generally not manifest at the time of UK entry. Strategies to detect latent TB infection (LTBI) in this population are, therefore, important. To date, targeted screening has focused on TB risk estimates based on the incidence in the country of origin. Using TB incidence in the UK and migration data, we estimated the numbers needed to be tested and treated for LTBI to prevent one case of TB disease. Numbers were the lowest in Somalian and the highest in South African and Filipino migrants, which contrasts with TB rates in these countries. Targeting screening on the basis of incidence in the UK may thus improve effectiveness.