Bird flu human fatality rate is 52 percent
Phys.org, Released on 4/19/24 From 2003 to April 1 this year, the WHO said it had recorded 463 deaths from 889 human cases across 23 countries, putting the case fatality rate at 52 percent. Continue…
Phys.org, Released on 4/19/24 From 2003 to April 1 this year, the WHO said it had recorded 463 deaths from 889 human cases across 23 countries, putting the case fatality rate at 52 percent. Continue…
CreditNews (via Zero Hedge), Released on 4/19/24 According to a new study by Creditnews Research, in 2024, middle-class households could afford to buy an average home in just 52 of the country’s 100 largest metros. Continue…
New York Post, Released on 4/21/24 “It’s more about omnipresence,” one guard said, explaining that the company was contracted a few weeks ago. “It’s not like we let Continue…
End Wokeness – X, Released on 4/19/24 1955: 161 million American citizens2024: 332 million American citizens 1955: 560,000 mental asylum patients2024: 35,000 mental asylum patients Our streets are the new mental asylums — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) April 19, 2024
Fox News (via MSN), Released on 4/19/24 It appears to be an attempt by the Biden administration to pursue an ideological agenda on gender identity and inject federal bureaucrats into the parent-child relationship.” Continue…
Stalingrad & Poorski – X, Released on 4/19/24 $500 BILLION later from the U.S and NATO countries, look how the narrative has shifted. Remember when they told you Russia was “running out of ammo” and losing the war? pic.twitter.com/FRG4VXIW5k — Stalingrad & Poorski (@Stalingrad_Poor) April 19, 2024
Daily Mail, Released on 4/18/24 A mystery respiratory illness has hospitalised dozens of people in Argentina in an outbreak that shares eerie similarities with Covid’s arrival. A mystery Continue…
Los Angeles Times (via Yahoo), Released on 4/18/24 “It seems ghoulish, but it is a perfectly legal and common practice for chicken litter — the material that accumulates on the floor of chicken growing facilities — to be fed to cattle,” Continue…