mRNA Kill Shots Effect and Dangers

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AARP? Or AARPfizer?

The lobbying group for older Americans just told its nearly 38 million members to “hustle” for another Covid jab, even if they have already had five boosters.

See for yourself. The following question-and-answer column ran in the organization’s December “AARP Bulletin”:

AARP is open to anyone 50 or older.

The column does not specify a narrower or higher age range for its recommendation.

Thus it implies that even a 50-year-old who has not already had six “Covid boosters” needs to “catch up” with another immediately.

Keep in mind that someone who has had “five Covid boosters” has actually received seven mRNA jabs – the initial two-shot primary vaccination regimen, followed by five boosters.

Thus AARP is suggesting its members should be taking their eighth jab of mRNA in the last three years.

Yet scientists have essentially no safety data beyond a third shot, much less a fourth or more, and thus no way of knowing if the risks of repeated mRNA dosing rise with each shot.

AARP’s unbelievably bad advice doesn’t end there.

The column then goes on to tell members that “the most recent shot, which was released in September 2023, isn’t actually a booster. It’s a new vaccine that targets the latest variants.”

A what-now? A new vaccine?

Wow.

Guess it must have gone through the randomized trials that are required in the United States for any new drug or vaccine.

No?

Let’s just call it a new vaccine anyway, since our elderly readers have gotten kinda suspicious of the failure of the Covid shots they’ve already taken.

But the article ends on a happy note: Researchers are even working on a combined COVID-flu vaccine, so a few years from now, a single shot from your doctor or pharmacy may be all you need to protect yourself fully…

If the side effects from the 23 mRNA jabs you’ve taken by then don’t kill you first!

(No, you shouldn’t. REALLY.)

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What You Need to Know About COVID-19

The latest news on COVID-19 and answers to frequently asked questions

By Rachel Nania, AARP

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En español Published January 28, 2020//Updated January 05, 2024

As the pandemic enters its fifth year, staying informed about the latest developments with the disease, including new variants and treatments, remains especially important for older adults, who are most at risk for severe illness and death from COVID-19.

Here’s a summary of recent coronavirus news that’s particularly relevant to people 50 and older, followed by answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about COVID-19.

Latest COVID-19 news

Respiratory virus activity remains high across U.S. (Jan. 4). Respiratory illnesses are surging in many areas of the U.S., the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows, and COVID-19 is right in the mix. COVID-19 hospitalizations are up nearly 17 percent in recent weeks; deaths from the disease have also been climbing, according to the CDC.

CDC continues to track JN.1 variant (Jan 4).The JN.1 variant is now the dominant strain of the coronavirus circulating in the U.S., accounting for about 44 percent of COVID-19 cases in the country, up from 7.5 percent a few weeks before. The CDC says the JN.1 variant doesn’t change how we can protect ourselves from COVID-19, and that vaccines, tests and treatments continue to work. In a Dec. 22 update, the CDC says, “It is too early to know whether or to what extent JN.1 will cause an increase in infections or hospitalizations.”

Americans can once again order free COVID tests from the government (Nov. 21). Each U.S. household can again order four at-home COVID-19 tests from the website covidtests.gov, free of charge. Shipping for the rapid tests is also free. If you didn’t order four tests earlier in the fall when the program reopened, you are eligible to order eight tests, total.

Novavax’s updated vaccine gets green light from FDA (Oct. 4). The Food and Drug Administration authorized Novavax’s updated COVID-19 vaccine on Oct. 3 for people 12 and older. Similar to the revised vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, Novavax’s protein-based vaccine targets XBB.1.5, a more recent version of the coronavirus. The company said in a news release that the new shot will be available in thousands of locations across the U.S.

New COVID-19 vaccines get the green light (Sept. 12). A new batch of COVID-19 vaccines that are a closer match to the coronavirus variants that are currently circulating throughout the U.S. have been approved and recommended by health officials, and are now available in many pharmacies and doctors’ offices across the country. The shots, from Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech, target the XBB.1.5 strain of omicron. While this particular variant is no longer driving the majority of the country’s infections, its close relatives are, and experts say the vaccines should provide good protection against them. It’s recommended that individuals 6 months and older get the new vaccine. Uninsured and underinsured individuals will be able to receive the vaccines for free under the CDC’s new bridge access program.

Answers to the most frequently asked questions about COVID-19. How can you catch COVID-19? Who is at risk for COVID-19? What can you do to reduce your risk? Do the vaccines have side effects? Can you get COVID-19 even if you’re fully vaccinated? What are the symptoms of COVID-19? What should I know about testing? What should you do if you get sick? Are there treatments? What are the variants? What is long COVID?

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