Marburg Outbreak 2024 Info and Vaccine Trial

[@Medcram]

For more continuing medical education videos, like this one visit us at Medcram.com. EKG, CBC, metabolic panel, and many others. Medicine explained clearly. 

[@StoicAurelius1]

Thanks Dr. As someone who grew up in Rwanda now living and practicing in the states I care about what’s happening there and this virus is quite scary.

[@DawidKellerman]

Live in Namibia and we have to keep an eye on any of these

[@MK-ih6wp]

How is Gates perceived in your country? Genuinely asking.

[@StoicAurelius1]

@@MK-ih6wp He’s perceived as a philanthropist who has devoted his financial resources to help others especially in Africa. His

[@Jennifer-gr7hn]

@@DawidKellerman HCQ & IVM not helpful with these?!

[@Jennifer-gr7hn]

@@MK-ih6wp correct rhetorical

[@AnitaCorbett]

You are providing such a valuable resource.. still following you and the wonderful content you provide Thank you

[@Medcram]

Thank you so much

[@DawidKellerman]

I pray for all the healthcare providers and that it works 100% with no or little negative responses

[@CapeCodSully]

When is the WEF planning on releasing their next bioweapon on the world? Will it be this virus or something else? Im just trying to make a rough itinerary for the coming year.

[@zippermonster9596]

Same. Do we mask Or do we weapon selves in bubble tape Do we get vaccinated Or do we just hand over our freedom cards and just get it over with?

[@lorindeal]

It’s exactly what I was thinking as I began watching this video. If the illness doesn’t have an immediately available vaccine that is deemed safe then I don’t believe that the Eugenicists will release it if it includes 💩 diarrhea, or uncontrollable bleeding from every mucus membrane. Mainly because I believe their character is pretty much chicken-sh$& and they would be afraid they would get it, or one of their closest people would get it. So, there ya go. 🎉

[@giespel68]

Marburg won't be the problem. The jabs will.

[@TheCynicsCynic]

Lol ok

[@TheSilverlover999]

Marburg is in the jab. it will be released by frequency

[@misterk9318]

Thank you for keeping the General public aware and informed, from 2020 till today. You are one of the few reputable channels I still follow and appreciate the work you do.

[@Medcram]

I appreciate that

[@ShareTradingAdvice]

Excellent video as usual, thank you.🙏

[@Medcram]

Thanks again!

[@justsayin3600]

I hope I continue to get notifications because this is the place to keep up with disease that could concern us all.

[@ypcomchic]

Thank you Dr.Seheult for all that you have done for us in the past years and today!! You’re awesome!!

[@X-157.98]

There was a couple in Germany with Marburg. They flew out from somewhere in Africa, and went on a train which was stopped as they were on it. That was about a week ago.

[@ark194]

Oh Jesus. As someone who got covid on the east coast in early March shortly after that college kid from Dartmouth went to that party infected, this gives me ptsd.

[@peabee4758]

Dartmouth...where ? Canada or U.S ?​@@ark194

[@CapeCodSully]

Now that sounds like a convenient tool.

[@shakeyj4523]

@@CapeCodSully Did you forget to take your meds AGAIN????

[@christopherrobinson7541]

_"There was a couple in Germany with Marburg."_ They were suspected of having Marburg, but they were tested and found to be uninfected.

[@briangriffiths114]

Thank you for explaining this. Only coverage in the UK is about the death rate with no mention made of a vaccine under development.

[@hurryslow1]

Do you have ANY idea who the share holders of the SABIN company are???

[@KMx108]

I'm an accountant but I love these videos. Fascinating.

[@kevinbill9574]

Edit: The incident I'm referring to occurred at a facility in Reston, VA. Not Marburg. Relax everyone I read a book called 'The Hot Zone' about the German outbreak about 20 years ago. From what I remember the issue in Marburg was that test monkeys were dying in the centre but they were in separate cages on different floors. The implication was that the virus had gone airborne (and was spreading via air ducts) but this variant was *not* communicable to humans... From what you're saying here, I presume this is either a complete fiction or my memory is at fault? Has anyone else read the book?

[@SynergeticMan]

Saw a documentary that said the same thing. Problem was that the documentary also said Marburg *was* Ebola.

[@sooofunny37]

my friend in college loaned it to me. I couldn't get past the 1st chapter. It gave me nitemares.

[@Cheezyquackers2]

I read the book. Scariest book ever. 100% true.

[@MK-ih6wp]

I read that book at 16. I will never forget it.

[@MK-ih6wp]

I was given 2 book options while on a road trip w my grandfather: The Hot Zone, or Jurassic Park. Those were the only 2 books we had in the car, & we weren’t making any extra stops at Borders. (This was way before Jurassic Park was made into a movie, btw.) I had 0 interest in dinosaurs at the time… So The Hot Zone was an easy choice! I wonder if my grandpa ever realized just how young I was for such an intense book... 😂

[@theresa5168]

Thank you,Dr.

[@williamhoffer9277]

Excellent presentation!

[@Medcram]

Thank you kindly!

[@DawnDiggetyNoDoubt]

Infecting someone through body fluids 120 days after they were better!?!? Thats crazy. 4 months.

[@Medcram]

Yeah. It is.

[@stevengill1736]

This is one of those viruses they used to consider as a biological warfare agent - can you imagine? Classic zoonotic....what? It's an STD as well? Did it cause sterility in the process?

[@floridaman318]

That's not concerning at all.

[@jaimehart5108]

Do you know if the Sabin Institute has jumped on the mRNA bandwagon as others who it seems like want to make the nanoparticles the platform for every vaccine made? Great presentation, as usual!❤❤❤

[@DawnDiggetyNoDoubt]

@@jaimehart5108 um ...you're welcome. But it wasn't me that presented.

[@teresapetty]

Thank you so much for all your videos. You explain it in a way that is easy to understand.

[@barneyfyfe8313]

MonkeyPox 2.0? Will the vaccine manufacturers be held harmless like they are for their covid vaccine?

[@sageofstoneofficial1865]

If this virus made it into the US it would be waaayyyy worse than MonkeyPox.

[@shakeyj4523]

No one pays attention to anti-vaxxer nuts anymore.

[@tinalaursen8993]

Nope. Fear has a way of making people stupid. It worked with the first s cam so why not keep it going? 😢

[@shakeyj4523]

@@tinalaursen8993 Ok Qbert

[@tingcabugao]

Thank you!

[@Vesper_Songs]

Thank you for keeping us updated on important things like this!

[@sooma-ai]

Dr. Roger Seheult explains the Marburg virus, its history, symptoms, and transmission. He discusses the current outbreak in Rwanda and a promising vaccine trial by the Sabin Institute, which has shown 100% protection in animal studies and is now being tested in humans.

[@peterdorrfuss2680]

100% protection, ‘safe and effective’,…😂😂, I hope you are up to date with ALL vakcz’ and c b00 stirs

[@You51Dog]

Thank you for this informative, clear, and easily understood presentation. We need more educational videos on infectious diseases. ❤️

[@juliesharp5077]

More money to be made eh?

[@joyperez2430]

Right?, and very convenient that the virus causes some of the same symptoms that the spike protein from the mRNA vccns caused to many people (their number getting higher as they report de adverse effects).

[@friedrichjunzt]

Good old times in medevil Europe! No pharma companies around to make a profit from the plague!

[@rebeccaweil1]

Great first follow up on vaccine.

[@joannsmith9]

Thank you very much for your attention to this matter. And sharing it with us.

[@Medcram]

My pleasure!

[@MarieCarlton]

Thank you for your education, so valuable. Keep them coming.

[@clarissaharbor4966]

Thank you Doctor for this very important medical update, may 15:08 God bless you and yours abundantly as you continue your work

[@sapelesteve]

Yet another video to send off to my cousin (M.D.) for viewing. Thanks for the update and for keeping us informed Doc! 👍👍

[@selfcontrol9982]

Thank you for the update on vaccines progress

[@sirensynapse5603]

I live 8km from Marburg. Why haven't I heard about this?

[@Medcram]

It’s not there.

[@tom_olofsson]

Terrific news. Thanks for sharing.

[@Koranziza]

Very grateful, Dr., for this insightful content. Warmly from Rwanda🙏🏽

[@Carla16911]

Open borders will make it easier for the WEF to spread this. Just sayin.

[@hayleydoherty9557]

What about all the migrants coming over are they being screened?

[@Tormekia]

Bats man. It's always bats. Adorable flying petri dishes.

[@great-garden-watch]

Rabies reservoir as well. Not so adorable

[@fredjones2170]

@@great-garden-watchNo, still adorable. It’s not their fault!

[@larryrussell956]

Thanks!

[@Medcram]

Thank you so much!

[@dreamstarworld1]

#AnotherPlanDEMIC* in the making!!!

[@NorfolkPartisan]

Exactly that

[@jmjones7897]

28 Days Later

[@davidbarry6900]

Adenovirus vector vaccines are not the same as traditional whole (killed) virus vaccines, and have an inherently higher risk of causing blood clots if they get into the bloodstream (typical of about 2% of all injections, according to steroid users). However, if there is a high risk of being infected by the Marburg virus, a 0.1% serious adverse event rate would likely be acceptable to avoid falling into that 20-88% fatality rate statistic from the infection itself. The key variables are the actual SAE rate (currently unknown but appear low enough to allow phase 2 and 3 trials), and the risk of getting the actual Marburg virus. If the latter chance is tiny (the normal situation in most countries outside of Africa), then vaccinations would be unethical. If the chance of being infected (or at least exposed) is 5% or higher (e.g. in endemic regions), then vaccinations would be a great idea - as long as there is full informed consent of course.

[@Malmo117]

After needle stuck into body, the plunger should be pulled backwards first to be sure the needle is NOT in a vein or capillary. Easy way to get the vaccine into the muscle rather than into blood supply, and prevent the clotting problem. In USA where I live it is practically impossible to convince the medical person giving an injection to pull plunger backwards to prevent injection into blood supply. Such an easy way to check, but stubborn refusal rules. Thanks Dr. S for your continued information shares and for sharing your time and expertise. 🙏🌸

[@davidbarry6900]

@@Malmo117 aspiration will reduce the risk of the antigen entering the bloodstream, but does not completely avoid it. Injections even in the vicinity of small blood vessels will burst them and allow some of the fluid to enter the bloodstream.

[@Medcram]

Traditional in the sense that they are not mRNA.

[@Medcram]

Onpattro is a RNA medication wrapped in LNP with much higher concentrations than mRNA and is infused every three weeks indefinitely. I think the intravenous issue is not as big as somethink.

[@mousiebrown943]

@@Malmo117 CDC REFUSED TO ASPIRATE COVID JABS-- that's why I refused them.

[@girlgeniusnyc272]

Wow Dr Medcram it is great to be back (= I am back)! I love your updates. Looks like Medcram will become part of my morning routine again.

[@Medcram]

Welcome back. I highly recommend going back and looking at our videos on sunlight. That might change your life in the morning too.

[@DawnDiggetyNoDoubt]

Go though dudes channel. Got very good info on other things too!

[@girlgeniusnyc272]

@@Medcram Yes I remember sunlight and Vitamin D from the Covid updates! Will go back and see what I've missed!

[@eac-guy7272]

Why is heaven"s name are these ppl still running trisls on these diseases. Are they so looking forward to another pandemic?

[@Medcram]

You need people with the disease. That has been rare until now.

[@giespel68]

Yes they are. More money to be made plus ramping up depopulation

[@richard09able]

There are so many undiscovered ailments.

[@Pamela.B]

Have you heard of the book by Sharon K. Gilbert “Ebola and the Fourth Horseman of the Apocalypse”? (Defender Publishing)

[@gferraro8353]

Do health care workers have appropriate PPE ? I remember Ebola in Texas .

[@Medcram]

Let’s hope

[@gferraro8353]

@@Medcram oh God. Praying 🙏

[@phychicmusic]

PPE 😂

[@DawidKellerman]

As a African The most dangerous thing American Hospitals do is they think it cant happen and leave patients with "feva of un known cause" - unknown. When it(crazy high fevers) happens here all the sisters are on red alert cause thats how you stop these nasty hemorrhagic fevers when you don't have an American size budgets

[@Sal-ec7ce]

mRNA for everything is not a good idea.

[@great-garden-watch]

I need to reread The Coming Plague. Too prescient.

[@donnamartin9825]

I sure hope all these viruses and vaccines are safe for all you first responders …

[@hscamzhscam177]

When will the EMORY UNV treatment protocol for ebola be published and practised?!!!!

[@DawnDiggetyNoDoubt]

This disease is nightmare fuel

[@margiestephens7281]

You blow me away!!!

[@sharont1]

Does death just tag along them people and the poor animals get blamed ... poor Native Americans

[@MJ-tg7wv]

Rememberlooking up where previous outbreaks have been = and interesting that a couple were lab workers! They love hunting for and playing with viruses - animal eco health in particular.

[@negative74]

BRO WHAT

[@Phantom-mk4kp]

If it's body fluid transmission, how did the initial spread from the monkeys end up in humans?

[@rb239rtr]

handling a dead monkey, which was hunted for food?

[@MrVenturadog]

People eat monkeys and have them as pets.

[@gferraro8353]

Handing , disposing of dead monkeys at labs ..

[@tomterific390]

Lots of ways such a virus can be transmitted besides just sex. Just like SARS CoV-2 or Ebola, maybe via aerosolized droplets getting into an unhealed scratch or someone's mouth or being inhaled, or an actual scratch or bite from one of the monkeys, contamination by aerosolized droplets from monkey poop containing particles. In Central Africa, monkeys are a common source of meat; they are caught in the wild, then taken to town markets for food.

[@Phantom-mk4kp]

@@MrVenturadog Lab scientists eat monkeys?

[@silviosposito375]

Very interesting. However, what is the real epidemic risk by this virus outside Africa? I think it shoud be around zero.

[@Medcram]

As an ICU doctor, I can tell you that there’s not much I can do if you’re bleeding out of every orifice even if I’m in the most advanced intensive care unit.

[@silviosposito375]

@@Medcram Ok for Rouanda. Not everywhere. This virus cannot cause an epidemic.

[@tonidantonio9877]

Would rather eat a burger than have Marburg…

[@BigGuy8059]

Paxlovid probably would not work because of the wrong sense of the RNA, but what about Molnupiravir? It does seem to work against Ebola. Has anybody tried it for Marburg patients?

[@Medcram]

Not sure if that’s worked before or if they’ve tried it

[@suzannelooms7658]

Excellent. It's helpful to be aware. I've heard of Dengue Fever & West Nile virus cases in USA, so it would be naive to assume there's no risk of Marburg in the West.

[@christopherrobinson7541]

Not a zero risk, but extremely low.

[@BucolicNightlife]

Marburg is so scary.

[@theclotshotdidit3115]

Doesn't bother me in the slightest, I'm healthy, high vitamin D levels, I take zinc and quercetin+ IVM. Really couldn't give a monkeys about any SSRNA virus, still haven't had covid! Keep healthy and don't go near Africans with blisters or bleeding from their orafices would be my advice. Monkey pox in the UK was a bunch of homosexual Africans at an orgy in east London, again no fear.

[@christopherrobinson7541]

@@theclotshotdidit3115 Aged, 7 and 3/4s and still not out of nappies.

[@SaintTrinianz]

All hemorrhagic fevers are scary; ebola, small pox...

[@RaveDave871]

Don't worry ya pretty liitle head. They soon safe n effective 💉 to keep u happy

[@Oracle4DeAtlantis]

Good work …

[@Medcram]

Thanks ✌️

[@clamjammer4927]

Metabiota and palantir pat attention to whet ever they are doing

[@kastenusa]

Is any supplements for this virus?

[@holliegh31977]

Calendula flowers help with ebola. But for Marburg try negating hemoglutination= curating, bromeline, analynalcystiline, hydrating, oxygen, and proteolytic enzymes (break down fibrin- clotting).

[@tammystegall5130]

That's what I'm wondering! Oregano oil is what I would take .

[@neilkurzman4907]

@@tammystegall5130 This is an extremely serious disease. If you treated it at home with random things you found around the house you would probably die.

[@rebeccaweil1]

Duh

[@rebeccaweil1]

@@neilkurzman4907how are you doing with this 80 iq

[@Jennifer-gr7hn]

EMF do this too....

[@phillialevine]

What kind of tests should be implemented for a speedy diagnosis?

[@Medcram]

Pcr. They are working on others

[@giespel68]

An IQ test

[@mindbodysoul8214]

​@@giespel68😂😂😂😂

[@bettyvarone4420]

Let's hope it doesn't mutate and be contagious just by sneezing. And now it's time for me to go to bed and I won't be able to sleep after hearing about this virus.🙈🙉🙊

[@nouche-30064]

What about reinforcement of natural immunity 💡‼️A lot of events happened for the journey of the poor Mankey 😵🧐🤔 I hope a 🦇 or a pangolin was not involved‼️Dr Zelenko /Zev gave the receipe to prevent this💡‼️

[@alexi2460]

Are you saying monkeys are getting the virus from bat droppings, then monkeys to humans?

[@Medcram]

It seems so. May be more than droppings.

[@uuubeut]

hemorrhagic fever ?

[@flagmichael]

Yes - notable among the horrible symptoms is nearly uncontrollable bleeding.

[@Medcram]

Yes, might make the vaccine see more attractive to those watching it happen

[@mousiebrown943]

@@flagmichael Sounds akin to "Spanish Flu."

[@craigcaron2365]

Isn't this true in sp2eading through bodily fluids with covid for quite a while after better?

[@TukPsyche]

Will an adenovirus vaccine work if someone has previously had the J&J covid vaccine?

[@Medcram]

Yes

[@charleshetrick3152]

I watched the whole thing before commenting but not going to comment on the content. What kind of trousers does a psychic wear? A paranormal pants!

[@flagmichael]

GROAN!

[@ABc-nu6jb]

Why do they bring these 🦧 into other countries when they knew they had diseases?what in the world?! How about every animal and human needs health tests etc etc before being allowed into another country ???

[@girlgeniusnyc272]

Thanks for making me laugh!

[@charleshetrick3152]

@@ABc-nu6jb well okay I think you missed the first layer of my comment. He said it was discovered because of these primates so they would not have known to test for or even known what to look for.

[@geofractal]

This is😊 the way scientists handle monkeys, with unknown conditions ??????? That shows you that scientists can be criminally negligent.

[@Medcram]

For not checking for a virus that was previously unknown?

[@geofractal]

@Medcram don't you think that was a bit irresponsible? It is not exactly like this sort of thing hasn't happened before.

[@ck6962]

This is one of those times it happened before.. it happened in 1967.

[@blazingstar9638]

@@geofractalyou’d be sad to know what monkeys go through

[@planetfocus911]

Interesting content- once again I am convinced of the one- tracked, egotistical mindset of laboratory animal abusers. Medical science is detrimental to the natural world - of which the human animal is part of, in case you forget.

[@tammystegall5130]

Oooo lord !

[@agnesgreen5360]

Please make cat food too! And snack bars for people :)

[@spokesdog9958]

is there a vaccine you would recommend if one is planning to visit Uganda next year?

[@Medcram]

Hopefully this one would be approved? (We talk about one in the video)

[@Metastar_84]

This da closes zombie virus it's gonna get

[@marielarose17]

Arrêtez de nous emmerder avec vos virus!

[@Medcram]

Je pense que c'est toi qui a cliqué sur la vidéo

[@barneyfyfe8313]

@@Medcram So.... by all means....feel free to post whatever fear mongering you can scrounge together.

[@luismatheu4226]

Adenovirus plataform is like others proveen sputnik, aztraks eneca, excusame

[@RaveDave871]

I had marburger 🍔 today. Shoild i be worried ?

[@jessicamariabelmes1622]

There's a real virus inside the vaccines

[@loversofanimal]

Can we 🤔 jump to the point? Do you think it’s coming to the states? when? I enjoy learning about different diseases and how it affects other countries and would like to know what is the possibility of it coming here in America

[@norniea]

His point is explaining the history of the virus & how it works. He answers your question in the video.

[@Medcram]

That would be a big problem, but because it’s not airborne I think we have a better chance of controlling this one

[@girlgeniusnyc272]

Dr Medcram, if it's not airborne then how did the staff get infeccted in Marburg originally? Monkey bites? Monkey saliva? I imagine all the researchers washed their hands regularly (lol lol lol)

[@BigGuy8059]

Ebola is spread primarily by people washing the bodies of relatives who died from it. That is a cultural thing in that part of Africa. Stop washing dead relatives, and the spread goes way down. Monkey handlers probably got Marburg because monkeys fling poop, and the workers were not wearing effective PPE. We usually don't have much transfer of body fluids from sick people in the US, so while a traveler might bring it a pandemic is very unlikely.

[@tunneloflight]

As this is an RNA virus, several questions arise. 1) how fast does this virus mutate? RNA viruses typically mutate fast. 2) How durable is the immunity provided by the vaccine? Typically RNA virus vaccines durability is quite short - circa 1 year. For SARS-CoV-2 it is about 154 days +/- ~45 days for reinfection, and about 7-9 months against severe disease.

[@tunneloflight]

To be clear - for most RNA viruses two modes of immune escape occur. 1) first, our immune system intentionally forgets. The energetic burden of maintaining immunity against a rapidly evolving virus makes it energetically advantageous for the immune system to forget the virus in about 4-24 months. Often people believe wrongly that immunity is durable, when it isn't. The mechanism for how our immune system differentiates whether to maintain immunity, or to allow it to fade quickly is as yet unknown. 2) separate from this, the rapid mutation, hybridisation or reassortment of many viruses, especially RNA viruses causes rapid immune evasion. This operates independently from 1), and likely is why the body chooses to forger - resulting in non-durable immunity. However, this high rate of change and immune evasion further shorten the effective time that vaccines can be effective. These taken together are why re-immunization three times a year or more is needed to maintain actual immunity to SARS-CoV-2, and why that needs to be with vaccines updated to the latest dominant strains at that same pace.

[@deannadeason1850]

No Nada not Nobody's giving me any pokies I'll take my chances with god

[@filovirus1]

hey that's my name! lel

[@memumanother5956]

Dear Doctor we spoke some time ago on your administering Ivermectin. You wanted more info which I have now downloaded the video for educational purposes. I will write the script of that video and put it here with a link to the video. Perhaps you can explain then why you said it was good for the patients in intensive care but them changed your stance. I will upload today. Your comments will be welcome and necessary thank you Catherine

[@Medcram]

From CHAT gpt What does Roger Seheult think about ivermectin for COVID-19 ? Dr. Roger Seheult has addressed Ivermectin for COVID-19 in several MedCram videos. He takes a balanced, evidence-based approach to discussing the drug, acknowledging that while some early studies suggested Ivermectin might have antiviral properties, the data from these studies were either preliminary or limited in scope. Seheult highlights that much of the initial enthusiasm around Ivermectin came from laboratory and observational studies, but he emphasizes the need for large-scale, randomized controlled trials to conclusively determine its efficacy. In his videos, Seheult expresses cautious optimism about Ivermectin, noting that if future studies demonstrate clear benefits, it could be an inexpensive and accessible treatment option. However, he stresses that as of now, the available evidence does not support its widespread use for COVID-19 treatment, especially compared to proven interventions like vaccines  . He advocates for continued research to explore Ivermectin’s potential but urges viewers to rely on treatments with stronger scientific backing while awaiting further data.

[@Orthodoxi]

👀

[@BlueEyedColonizer]

We are all just gunna ignore the giant 69 virus???

[@Medcram]

lol yeah I saw that too. Virus is messing with us. Taunting even.

[@9squares]

It would be nice to know the ingredients of the vaccine.

[@phychicmusic]

POISON! Your welcome!

[@RaveDave871]

My septic tank 😳

[@mousiebrown943]

That will likely be a patented profitable secret ....

[@9squares]

@@mousiebrown943 Maybe so but other vaccines are required to disclose ingredients. At least I assume they are required because I doubt they would disclose voluntarily.

[@brewsterly2927]

He told you..."it is a traditional vaccine that uses a adenoviruse to code for a protein on the surface of the Marburg virus." Still very wary after the last fiasco...but maybe hat's the plan 🤔😉 🤫

[@annecoyle5811]

The Uk will open all gates to allow this to enter.

[@rebeccaweil1]

Terrible hemorrhagic filo.

[@ShannaFae2023]

JESUS CHRIST is the ONLY way! The ONLY truth and the ONLY life.

[@vectorwolf]

Jesus won't save you from Marburg, but Marburg will speed you along to Jesus all right.

[@ShannaFae2023]

@@vectorwolf I'm not afraid of going to Heaven with a young perfect body, no desire to sin, live forever and see my favorite loved ones. Don't threaten me with a good time. Only ones afraid to die are those on the path to eternal hell and the lake of 🔥

[@vectorwolf]

@@ShannaFae2023 whatever helps you sleep at night, friend...

[@tunneloflight]

Viruses don't care about your religious beliefs. AND your religious beliefs will not protect you from the virus of]r consequences of being infected by it.

[@tonyjohnson8752]

My like button isn't working.

[@vapormissile]

I try restarting YT. It glitches sometimes. I think the Like & algorithm & all that admin stuff is rigged in here, so the software gets goofy. It's always Notifications, Like, Subscribe, and comments. It never skips an ad or changes the order of a playlist. It never glitches during an ad.

[@RaveDave871]

My hate button NEVER working !

[@vapormissile]

@@RaveDave871 ❤️😻oh yeah

[@koerttijdens1234]

Boosters, we need Boosters

[@jmjones7897]

Either that or shorter tables

[@flagmichael]

There is no approved vaccine against Marburg virus.

[@gobic1319]

A boost to your IQ you mean.

[@jmjones7897]

@@koerttijdens1234 "Monkey Hate Jab..."

[@Medcram]

Not yet.

[@richardkudrna7503]

Why did Sabin exaggerate the CFR?

[@Medcram]

It’s not exaggerated.

[@christopherrobinson7541]

When infected by the virus, this is the starting gun for two parallel processes. 1) The incubation period of Polio is usually 7-10 days, during which time the host is not infectious and has no symptoms. 2) The adaptive arm of the immune system takes time to be fully developed, but if vaccinated, this period is shorter than the incubation period of the virus. Hence immune system wins the race and the virus is cleared without the host having symptoms. This reduces the incidence of serious disease and death. Hence the CFR is reduced in populations that have high rates if vaccination.

[@svenhans662]

So another monkeypox? I guess the alphabet people better be careful when having wee parties.

[@traceybell3673]

I don’t think it’s a pox virus?

[@neilkurzman4907]

No, because the smallpox vaccine also works on monkeypox so we already have a vaccine. Even more up until the 70s everyone was vaccinated for smallpox so older people already have some immunity. Military people were vaccinated for it.

[@giespel68]

Alphabet people 🤣👍

[@StephanieDavis-c3g]

Seeing how Marburg has an ongoing outbreak, this is most likely the new COVID

[@SignsOf_Merit]

Oh they knew, it was intentional! Otherwise the whole plan should have been scrapped till a direct route to Germany could have been established.