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Dennis Prager Podcasts
Lockdowns Cause 300,000 Axcess Deaths
"In 2022, CDC researchers found that heart disease deaths increased by 4% in 2020. Representing about 5 years of lost progress in the fight against America's leading killer. Deaths from drug overdoses increase too. With the nation recording a record 108,000 overdose fatalities in 2021. That is a 15% increase from the previous all time high count in 2020. Doctor Steven henke in The Economist at the Baltimore Maryland school that is Johns Hopkins, I believe that it is that Johns Hopkins found the strict COVID protocols in early 2020 save 10,000 lives across the U.S. and Europe. He led research into the true impact of lockdowns alongside researchers from Sweden in Denmark, finding the devastating policies only reduced COVID mortality by one tenth of 1%. Doctor hanke told daily mail, the lockdown study found that lockdowns in the spring of 2020 had a negligible effect on COVID mortality.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Marc Morano: Health Groups Jumped on the Opportunity for Lockdowns
"Was specifically duped by Deborah birx and Anthony Fauci. She writes about this in her book. And we've now had freedom of information act request. We can see where they literally gleefully even smiling in the photo when they duped Trump into doing the 15 days or to slow the spread. They knew at that point that it was never going to be 15 days. She admits it in her book. They literally lied to Trump just to get that power and get that premise set. So democratic governors could go. But specifically, it goes back to these simulations. The Rockefeller institute, the World Health Organization, Johns Hopkins University, the Gates Foundation. They all had to say, and essentially empowering the public health bureaucracy. So for decades, they'd been seeking more power, more influence. And that's why these simulations that they had sort of give you a window into what they wanted. They were bonkers simulations. Again, there's the openly talk about shutting down the global Internet in these. They talk about total lockdown, and they even talk about the pushback and they have fake news cast. I mean, they put a lot of time and money and thought into this. So in the under the motto of never let a crisis go to waste when COVID came along, they jumped on what they'd always wanted to do. And let me give you an example. The same way when we have a bad hurricane climate activist, jump on that hurricane. The same way when you have a school shooting, gun control advocates, jump on the, you know, the political aspect. There was the same thing here, except the difference was they had power and success far beyond any previous progressive campaign. I think in U.S. history, there's nothing that ever was that fast. That quick, that permanent, and that all powerful that we saw in March of 2020. It became a dictator. And that's because they used fear and the specter of death. Yes.
AP News Radio
China's Xi faces threat from public anger over 'zero COVID'
"Many a month after granting himself new powers, China's leader Xi Jinping is facing the kind of public anger not seen for decades due to his zero COVID strategy. Demonstrators in Chengdu chanted and locked down and free speech, as well as make China great again as they gathered in the dark around candles in Shanghai protesters assembled along the streets, many chanting and filming a stream of police officers arriving to control the protests. Widespread demonstrations like these have not been seen in China since the army crushed the 1989 student led pro democracy movement in Beijing's Tiananmen Square, John Hopkins political analyst of says, however, the protests happening now are less of a threat to the government than the chairman uprising. Students and protesting that there's clear sign that the party leadership is divided. And
AP News Radio
NASA says its asteroid defense test was a success
"NASA says it's asteroid mission was a smashing success It was a save the world test the dart spacecraft was going after the asteroid dimorphos And we have NASA administrator Bill Nelson says the refrigerator sized spacecraft travels 7 million miles from earth coming in at 14,000 miles an hour And it was a bullseye Nancy chabot at Johns Hopkins University says the test was to see if in the future a killer rock could be nudged out of earth's way It just gave it a small nudge But
The Charlie Kirk Show
The CDC Caught Lying About the Vax "Death Signal" With Steve Kirsch
"Some tape here. Of kind of a one two combo. It's a very depressing one, two combo might I add. Let's play cut 57. Of Pfizer celebrating children that are going to be in the vaccine child trials, play cut 57. All of us want to be superheroes. And the most important years of those that help others. This year, thousands of kids like us around the world joined the COVID-19 vaccine trial. To all the kids who volunteered, we'd like to say. Thank you. And then cut 58. This is a hospital advertisement, cut 58. One day, I just stomachache so bad. I didn't want to do anything. The team at new York Presbyterian said it was actually my heart. It was severely swollen. Something called myocarditis. But doctors gave me medicines and used machines to control my heartbeat. They'd save me. These people are so evil. Steve, what's your take? Well, they're trying to normalize the damage from the vaccine. They're trying to cover up the damage in the vaccine. And make it a pure like, oh, the myocarditis is just something normal and isn't a great that this hospital is treating it. But they're not telling you in the ads is that we don't know what's going to happen 5 years down the road for that young girl who was in that TV commercial. Because myocarditis, I think the stance are like in 5 years, like 20% of the people are dead. And their lifelong pharma patients too, Steve. They make for great residuals, right? Yeah, they do. They do. And you know, the fact that we're injecting 6 months old, kids at a very early age, is horrible. And there was a paper from authors at Stanford. Sorry, at Harvard, Johns Hopkins, UCSF, Oxford University and a few more institutions. And they basically said that the risk benefit of this vaccine is so bad. In other words, it's so risky that it is unethical for universities to mandate boosters.
AP News Radio
Scientists honored for COVID-19 tracker, prenatal test
"A scientist who created a global COVID-19 tracker was among those honored for achievement in medical research Lauren Gardner a Johns Hopkins University engineer who studies the spread of diseases is the recipient of this year's lasker award for public service by the Albert and Mary lasker foundation which recognizes achievements in medical research Gardner worked with her lab team to develop a website that tracks COVID-19 as the virus began spreading worldwide in January of 2020 The dashboard became the key resource for the public and policymakers seeking information on global cases deaths and vaccines Other award winners include a biologist in Hong Kong who designed a prenatal blood test for pregnant mothers that can screen their unborn children for down syndrome and three scientists whose work on key immune proteins helped launch the field of integrin research I'm Jennifer King
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Google, IBM Backtrack on Race-Conscious Fellowships
"I'm continuing my discussion of the misdoings and malfeasance of various social media platforms. And now I want to talk about Google. Now what I'm saying about Google to some degree also applies to IBM. Apparently, Google and IBM and I talked about this on the podcast, think about a week or so week or two ago. Established race based scholarship programs. And established them in coordination with many elite universities. The Google program alone was called the Google fellowship. And Google was carrying out this program with Harvard, Princeton, MIT, University of Pennsylvania, duke, NYU, UNC Chapel Hill, Johns Hopkins, I'm Carnegie Mellon. So this is a Google fellowship, and basically under the Google fellowship, if the selection process produced more than two nominees for this for this fellowship, Google required that the next two nominees quote self identify as a woman black African descent, you know, the whole, the whole gamut, trans, LatinX, or person with a disability. But it was essentially a kind of mandatory quota. You have to do this. So these colleges entered into contracts with Google as a requirement. Now, this as it turns out, flatly violates not only the well, gladly vibrate violates a civil rights law that goes all the way back to 1866, which completely bans racial discrimination and contracting. And let's notice that these are contracts between Google and these universities. And then there's also title 6 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which bans racial discrimination at federally funded schools, and all these schools, some of them, of course, private, some of them, public, but nevertheless, they all have massive contracts with the federal government and so they fall under the federally funded clause. Now, the free Beacon, the Washington free Beacon, publicized, did an article, which I talked about here on the podcast about this policy on the part of Google. And they also mentioned that IBM has a similar policy IBM had a fellowship program, and it required a mandated that half the nominees of this PhD fellowship program B quote diversity candidates. Now, Google talked, I'm sorry, the Washington free Beacon talked to a bunch of civil rights lawyers when they go, well, these programs are illegal.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Students Shouldn't Be Forced to Get Vaccinated
"Hey, I'd like to tell you about some heroes. Some doctors who have stepped up epic times reports a team of 9 experts from Harvard Johns Hopkins, Johns Hopkins and other top universities, has published research about the efficacy and safety of the COVID-19 vaccines, and why mandating vaccines for college students is unethical. The thought that you would allow your young that your young son or daughter to get vaccinated because college requires it. I understand the dilemma you face. Because you believe that college is going to add so much to your son or daughter's ultimate economic well-being, I understand that. But it's not worth it.
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"johns hopkins" Discussed on WTOP
"Estimate. It's for 11. New COVID vaccine boosters are on the way, shots that health officials say better target the most common strain of the coronavirus. Now that they've got the CDC's approval manufacturers have started shipping them out and they'll be available in most places. We expect by Monday, Andy peckish, a virologist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg school of public health. Joined our Bruce and John to discuss those shots. The boosters are basically composed of two things. Half the dose is the original vaccine that everybody got they went through the original vaccine protocol. The second half of that dose is targeted specifically to recognize the omicron, specifically VA 5 virus, which is currently circulating. So we call it bivalent because it has two components. The original vaccine and something specific for BA 5. And that's what makes it unique compared to previous boosters. So these had to come together relatively quickly in order to chase these sub variants. What do you tell people who have safety concerns about them? This platform, the mRNA vaccines, have been tested extensively over the past year and a half, so the safety signature from them is quite clear. The company's Moderna and Pfizer have also tested other variants in this vaccine platform. And the response is there have been exactly like the original vaccine strain. So all the data that we've accumulated over the past year and a half suggests that this is going to be just as safe and perhaps even more efficacious than previous booster vaccines. Here's the measure of success for these still keeping people out of the hospital and keeping them alive rather than keeping them non infected. The primary measure of success is keeping people out of the hospital, but because these boosters are better matched to the circulating virus, there's hope in the scientific community that will also see a corresponding drop in the number of cases and infections and boosted people. Do we have any numbers that we think that's going to give you X percent protection for the new shots? That's a difficult one to predict, particularly with the omicron variants. It does look from the antibody responses. Your protection goes up really high in terms of being able to recognize this. So no predictions as to how well it would be, but certainly it should make a big difference in terms of severe disease and we hope make a big difference in terms of infections. That is Johns Hopkins Bloomberg school of public health, virologist, Andy peckish. Coming up here on WTO lots of college football happening this weekend Frank hanrahan will have our highlights. It's worth
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Marc Goldwein: Forgiving Student Loans Will Make Inflation Worse
"Even on CNN, even on CNN, an economics professor, a federal budget expert. Somebody named Johns Hopkins, economics professor Mark Goldwyn, was on with CNN's poppy Harlow. Poor poppy seemed flabbergasted to hear an economics professor confirm that forgiving student debt will make inflation worse that's sort of the catch 22 of this all. We can send everybody another round of checks to pay for their inflation costs. But that would actually make inflation worse. What we need to do now is get inflation out of control. One of the easiest ways to do that is to ask people to start paying back the debt they already owe. To start making the principal payments that they already agreed to. And by the way, while not everybody that has students at is rich, disproportionately, student debt is being held by people that have advanced degrees and be good income, and they can bear it a lot more than everyday Americans that are seeing the cost of their gasoline and clothing go up.
AP News Radio
Biden leaves White House for the first time since getting COVID-19
"President Biden and his most recent COVID quarantine leaving The White House Sunday for the first time since becoming infected with the coronavirus last month Reporters yelled questions as Biden made his way to board marine one He said I'm feeling good The president was on his way to join First Lady Jill Biden at Rehoboth beach in his home state of Delaware Biden's doctor says the 79 year old tested negative for two straight days in a row and continues to feel well The president who is fully vaccinated and boosted had a rare rebound case of COVID after taking the antiviral packs livid Biden is scheduled to travel to flood ravaged eastern Kentucky Monday Meanwhile Johns Hopkins reports almost a 115,000 new
AP News Radio
Scars of COVID persist for sickest survivors, their families
"While more than a million Americans have died from COVID-19 many are struggling with long-term health issues after surviving about with the virus Freddie Fernández is a 41 year old father of 6 from Carthage Missouri He meant to get vaccinated but wound up on life support hospitalized for 5 months from COVID-19 His fiance Vanessa Cruz traveled four hours each way to visit him Now he's home with his family out of the wheelchair but relying on an oxygen tank to breathe It's something to appreciate to value life Doctor Ann Parker a pulmonologist who co directs the post acute COVID-19 team at the Johns Hopkins University school of medicine says there's a large wave of patients who survived severe COVID illness but are still battling impairments two years after leaving the hospital They're not necessarily most limited by their lung function That they're really limited by neuropsychological and neuromuscular challenges Fernández's family says that as the world moves on COVID-19 is not gone for them as they deal with the long-term consequences I am Jennifer King
AP News Radio
With hospitalizations up, France weighs return to masks
"Tourism is booming again in France And so is COVID-19 I'm Ben Thomas with some details New coronavirus cases have been rising in France nearly 93,000 per day by Johns Hopkins latest count and government data shows nearly 1000 patients hospitalized per day over the past two weeks Still tourism is booming there this summer Asked to tell hotels president Serge cachon says it's only taken a few months to return to pre-pandemic levels Not only to recover but to overpass the best result we ever had in Paris in the trees and I think it is the same all over France The French government has invited or recommended people go back to using face masks though they stopped short of renewing restrictions that might scare visitors away or revive protests I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
For now, wary US treads water with transformed COVID-19
"The fast changing coronavirus has kicked off summer in the U.S. with lots of infections but relatively few deaths compared to prior incarnations I'm Ben Thomas with an update on the coronavirus For many people the virus is not nearly as dangerous as it once was but COVID-19 is still killing hundreds of Americans each day The latest count by Johns Hopkins University puts the 7 day moving average at 354 And the Food and Drug Administration this week told vaccine makers to tweak any booster doses intended for fall so they protect against the newest relatives of the omicron variant FDA vaccine chief doctor Peter marks None of us has a crystal ball and we are trying to use every last ounce of what we can from predictive modeling and from the data that we have that's emerging to try to get ahead of a virus that has been very crafty It is a mixed and confusing picture repeat infections are increasingly likely and a sizable share of those infected will face lingering symptoms of long COVID Doctor Arnold monto is the acting chair of the FDA's advisory panel on vaccines Looking in the past doesn't help us a great deal to look in the future for this virus which has baffled a lot of us and made predictions almost irrelevant I'm Ben Thomas
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Why Vaccines Don't Need Emergency Authroization
"Telling me I was asking you about the notion of vaccinating 6 month olds, which I believe borders the criminal. And you don't even have to react to that. I'm just want my audience to know, I'm perfectly okay with being quoted, I think it borders the criminal. So you said that there were two reasons that you were you thought this is awful and unlikely to continue. So it's not that there's two reasons it's that in order to have emergency use authorization, there has to be an emergency. There isn't the CDC's own data shows that the risk of death in somebody less than 18 from COVID is .001%. Where's the emergency? Researchers out of Johns Hopkins looked at data less than 18 of folks that had COVID 48,000 patients, they concluded there is a 0% rate of mortality, well children simply do not die from COVID. The second is there has to be no alternative effective treatment. And you and I both know that we can treat COVID, especially when we can treat early. And Dennis, listen,
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Dr. Joel Zinberg: Why COVID Lockdowns Didn't Work
"So called experts in the mandatory lockdown states didn't understand is that people react on their own with risk of infectious disease. And there have been a number that's a primary reason why a number of studies have documented that the lockdowns really had very little impact in terms of preserving the health of populations. It was a recent study from Johns Hopkins that confirmed that there was an earlier systematic review from a Canadian economist that confirmed that a big part of that reason is because people reacted well before the government intervened. So the elderly and other vulnerable people avoided going to crowded places where they might be vulnerable. They would wear masks on their own. They didn't need a government bureaucrat to tell them to do that. And then for things like masking, particularly in situations like school, it was never very clear that mass had any impact. The sort of bandanas and cute little cloth masks that kids were wearing were basically worthless. And even with better masks, it's unclear, we think they have an effect, although it's primarily probably in terms of controlling the source, the person who's infected from infecting others rather than protecting uninfected people. But it's not very clear how well they do
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"johns hopkins" Discussed on WTOP
"To talk You are obsessed with family feud What That's silly Give me one good reason you say that You're always watching it And you play the music Okay then explain this on the table This It's just a scratch off It's a family feud scratch off from the Maryland lottery But we could win $50,000 Good answer Survey says play family feud scratch offs with a top prize of $50,000 and great second chance gas prizes Please play responsibly You're listening to a WTO Nero Three or 22 Most of our attention has been on the COVID pandemic over the past couple of years or so but another troubling epidemic has been plaguing our country Opioid overdoses They've now reached another record high question is with COVID restrictions easing could we see those overdoses begin to go down What led to the increase in use of these substances was stress But now that COVID restrictions have eased and things are looking more normal will drug overdoses turn the corner On the one hand you think that well gosh since that's improved we would see a reduction but unfortunately I don't think it's happening Doctor Paul Christo a pain specialist and an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins University school of medicine says the pandemic lit the match Now the fire is spreading as more people are out of the house and not confined anymore It comes as the CDC said this week that more than a 107,000 Americans died of drug overdoses last year Nike Nellie WTO P news Financial markets have been pretty volatile lately Would you agree But in the past three years when things were pretty good lots of younger investors started trying things out Now that things are turbulent what should they do One veteran says don't give up You can't predict when markets like this are going to happen Peter tannis with link's investment says it can be Gut wrenching if you have a short term point of view If you have a long-term point of view you can safely ignore it Tana says remember how history shows the market's behave in the long run There are no periods during 20 years when you lost money in stocks Whether your paycheck is plump or not No matter what your income you should try and it's not easy but you should try to put something away every payday and forget about it Los Anderson WTO news Back in 1984 actress Drew Barrymore starred in an adaptation of Stephen King's firestarter Well today a remake opens in both in movie both in a movie theaters and on peacock A girl with pyrokinesis.
AP News Radio
It's not over: COVID-19 cases are on the rise again in US
"Covert covert covert covert nineteen nineteen nineteen nineteen cases cases cases cases are are are are on on on on the the the the rise rise rise rise again again again again thanks thanks thanks thanks to to to to the the the the B. B. B. B. A. A. A. A. two two two two sub sub sub sub variant variant variant variant covered covered covered covered nineteen nineteen nineteen nineteen cases cases cases cases are are are are up up up up across across across across the the the the country country country country the the the the seven seven seven seven day day day day rolling rolling rolling rolling average average average average for for for for daily daily daily daily new new new new cases cases cases cases rose rose rose rose to to to to almost almost almost almost forty forty forty forty thousand thousand thousand thousand this this this this week week week week up up up up from from from from just just just just over over over over thirty thirty thirty thirty thousand thousand thousand thousand two two two two weeks weeks weeks weeks ago ago ago ago that's that's that's that's according according according according to to to to Johns Johns Johns Johns Hopkins Hopkins Hopkins Hopkins but but but but no no no no one one one one expects expects expects expects a a a a peak peak peak peak nearly nearly nearly nearly as as as as high high high high as as as as the the the the last last last last one one one one when when when when the the the the contagious contagious contagious contagious Omicron Omicron Omicron Omicron version version version version of of of of the the the the corona corona corona corona virus virus virus virus ripped ripped ripped ripped through through through through the the the the population population population population experts experts experts experts say say say say a a a a higher higher higher higher level level level level of of of of immunity immunity immunity immunity from from from from vaccinations vaccinations vaccinations vaccinations or or or or past past past past infections infections infections infections is is is is keeping keeping keeping keeping the the the the surge surge surge surge somewhat somewhat somewhat somewhat in in in in check check check check I'm I'm I'm I'm Shelley Shelley Shelley Shelley Adler Adler Adler Adler
AP News Radio
Death toll nears 6 million as pandemic enters its 3rd year
"The world is on the verge of another milestone in the corona virus pandemic and Ben Thomas with the latest numbers Johns Hopkins university's tally shows more than five million nine hundred and ninety seven thousand people have died of confirmed covert nineteen infections around the world as of mid day Sunday that's just three thousand short of six million deaths over the past two plus years while many places including the U. S. are relaxing precautions evidence suggests the pandemic is anything but over remote Pacific islands are just now grappling with their first outbreaks Hong Kong is battling its worst in Eastern Europe is seeing a spike in deaths amid the surge of refugees coming from Ukraine meanwhile the US is nearing one million deaths I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
US virus cases, hospitalizations continue steady decline
"There are new signs that the Omicron surge is weakening across the country U. S. health officials say the total number of daily cases confirm this weekend just over one hundred thousand is a major improvement from mid January when Johns Hopkins University recorded more than eight hundred thousand cases each day and hospitalizations are down sharply eighty thousand on average in mid February nearly half of January's numbers one virus expert Dr Thomas Russo at the university of buffalo says he thinks Omicron is starting to run out of people to infect but there are still concerns with tens of millions of Americans still unvaccinated lifting virus restrictions is going to spark new cases Vanderbilt university's Dr William Schaffner says he's not comfortable taking masks off yet warning it's much too early to raise the banner of mission accomplished I'm Jackie Quinn
Bloomberg Radio New York
"johns hopkins" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"4 million cases Johns Hopkins Bloomberg school of public health prof Andrew pecos says this spread of omicron variant could be the tipping point of the pandemic The issue of why this virus seems to be so much more transmissible Certainly it has mutations that can invade some of the immune responses that vaccines give you but it really does seem like this virus is spreading better than other variants for other reasons And right now we don't really understand what that is but certainly it seems like people are getting infected and unconditioned that previously were highly unlikely to mediate infection And that's fueling this massive surge of cases Transmission is something that's really difficult to study in a laboratory but it really is one of the things that all Macron is doing fantastically better than any previous variant we've seen Is there a row or a zeta after a crime I mean I frankly like the geography designations that we used to do in the old days But do you just assume there's another variant after this one They're absolutely will be This virus has already shown the ability to evolve change and respond to its new host humans And it's now showing the ability to try to evade some of the immune responses that are coming down the line I do firmly feel we're on a path to make this disease caused by this virus much more mild much more contained because we will have population immunity We will have vaccines that are effectively knocking down severe disease and will eventually have antivirals that are distributed to help limit that So there are ways that we can control this disease but this virus will be around for a long time and it's looking more.
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"johns hopkins" Discussed on WGN Radio
"At each of the shows as we talked with professor gizi quick granville of Johns Hopkins about the ami cron variant of COVID-19 and the Jonathan calls in from Atlanta good evening Jonathan Good evening First time caller mister bohannon it's a honor to talk to you You are the best you're a legend and it's a pleasure to talk to the doctor real quick So my boss got the vaccine and my mother in law got the vaccine and my wife and I wanted to do a little experiment So we put a magnet because we heard that magnets were sticking to the injection site And this is the God's honest truth No lie at all I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it So we put a magnet on my boss's arm and my mother in law's arm and the magnet stuck like on my on my boss's arm the magnet almost jumped onto the injection site So with that being said is there something in the vaccine that might be metallic and or a possibility of a graphene oxide in the vaccine And I will hang up and listen And again it's an honor Thank you very much Thank you for your call I've never heard of that one before a professor grandville No there's nothing that causes your body to become more magnetic Whether anything else is going on there with what kind of lotion they're using or whatever I can't say but the vaccines do not cause people to become more magnetic All right Brad and.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"johns hopkins" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Thank you and we're sorry that the audio is a little rough there but thank you Vinny for doing that We're also watching futures following those numbers They didn't move very much S&P futures remain lowered down 21 points to down features down a 170 NASDAQ features down 66 in the Dax in Germany's down 9 tenths of a percent Ten year treasury down 1330 seconds he had 1.61% and they yelled on the two year .43% nymex screwed oil up 9 10% or 77 cents at $83 5 cents a barrel co makes gold on a tenth of a percent on a dollar 40 as 1766 80 announced the Euro 1.1603 against the dollar British band 1.3726 and again one 14 .28 And that's a Bloomberg business flash Tom and Paul Thanks so much Karen Talk about this in a moment We're going to run to Johns Hopkins and the pandemic but a headline that is stunning Apollo has hired roger Ferguson to take on a new vice chairman role There'll be a lot to talk about that in a few moments Right now recorded before the announcement of the death of Colin Powell with COVID complications a conversation on this present pandemic Joshua sharfstein John Hopkins It's most likely you know pretty pretty significant I would think that for that particular strain it's going to be durable Most people are saying at least for a couple years the real question mark here though is whether there is a mutation in the virus that makes the vaccine not so good in which case it's not really a booster It's a different vaccine against a different form of the virus that we might need Josh there is an issue right now not only of the developed world which frankly does seem to be on the decline when it comes to the number of COVID cases Thankfully But the rest of the world that might not have access to vaccines are the big biopharmaceutical companies doing the best that they can in your view to increase distribution and supplies to the other countries that have not yet really seen penetration with vaccines Now in my view know they're not And it's really appalling unfortunately and particularly I think the criticism for Moderna has been pretty intense because the company is selling just a very very small amount of vaccine Sometimes at high prices to low income countries and there are many many parts of the world that have very poor access to those two very effective vaccines I think Pfizer is considered to be doing somewhat better job But really what we need is real manufacturing capacity in those countries so that they're not dependent on exports And in the future they can use that capacity if there is another strain that needs a vaccine or there are other vaccines that need to be made And the government really funded the technology here and many different ways It is really appropriate for that technology to be transferred effectively Where is the burden here Should it be on the public sector because this is a global health issue and it's not just a humanitarian one It's also about health to get the COVID under control around the world Or is this really on the specific private biopharmaceutical companies Well there's such a mix in terms of how this whole project worked I mean the technology was supported by investments from the public sector the actual vaccines You know we're only possible because of guaranteed purchases and upfront investments in the case of Moderna from the public sector And so that's where the technology is You can't say to the public sector well you know go fix it without the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines Those are public sector creations And so it is really all of our responsibility To the world not just to be handing out vaccines but to be helping them go to their capacity to make them themselves We all have our way of measuring this natural disaster doctor sharpstein For me I look at one statistic in one of the papers And the good news is it's ebbing down Number of deaths per day Do you have a target for number of deaths per day in the United States of America Well you know I'm really looking forward to it going under a hundred I mean we're still at like 1500 Yeah I'm using 1500 Correct Yeah It's really high I mean I think that I mean I feel like we're in a much better place than we're at under a hundred a day which is totally possible You know I think with vaccination and with the little bit of passage of time here you know but we really do have to keep pushing forward Don't do just quickly What is the efficacy of the J&J vaccine after 6 months What are we finding out about that We're finding out that I think kind of holding steady in the 70s somewhere Particularly for hospitalization And that is not as good as the other vaccines which is I think what you're hearing at the FDA advisory committee So why are we so why are we still using that here in America then Doctor why are we not just pushing that one to one side and saying look the efficacy is not there Why keep using it You know that's not an unfair question to ask I think that part of the reason is that it looks pretty good with two doses So I think that and that second dose may be from one of the other vaccines it may be that the FDA will say it's fine to use a booster with a different dose But you're asking a good question You know why start out with it if we have these other vaccines I'll give you one other reason which is that there are some people who are allergic to some of the components of the mRNA vaccines they can not take them In which case you know the Johnson Johns a vaccine that's a good alternative Josh Richards in there of Johns Hopkins today Huge news flow we hope to have a discussion on the death of Colin Powell We'll do that here in the next half hour The market's trying to get open with a little bit of a setback off the good news of a number of days And one of the things I see and I have is it called squid games I haven't seen it The only one east of the Mississippi Hasn't seen it mainly The keen households watching anything to do with Korean TV were watching And boy bands and all that I'm fascinated by the questioning and markdowns of Disney's streaming Yeah Is this about the genre of your streaming No I think it's just a question of the growth in your subscriber base Of course you've got this huge huge fixed cost of programming whether it's 15 billion or $20 billion a year And the way you cover that is through subscription revenue And so they put out some forecasts when they launched this thing a year and a half two years ago And I think they had some great great early success launching Disney+ And as people look out to the out years of some of these subscriber projections given the competition and they're just kind of calling to question some of those numbers And that's a big question mark because again you've got that fixed cost to programming and you've got to have more subscribers to generate the revenue to generate some cash flow I got to do a day to check here but I got like 14 more questions for Paul Sweeney on this We'll try to do that across the week 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"johns hopkins" Discussed on Cardionerds
"In such understandable and digestible way. So thanks guys. This was a real treat in now for the east. Cpr segment of this episode. We are so honored to hear the thoughts of dr nisha. Golo through a heart failure cardiologists in director of heart. Failure disease management at the johns hopkins hospital high cardi nerds this new cycle through her killer cardiologists at johns hopkins and director of disease management. Thanks so much for having a here today to contribute to your expert discussion on diuretic management in a very complex and challenging patient so wanted to highlight a few excellent points that you made in describing natalie's case the first is how do we choose. The right direction does for our patients and their multiple factors that contribute this includes what their home doses what their renal function is. And what their reason for compensation as for example someone who may have a mild day compensation or an obvious insult such as dietary non discretion. May diaries much more easily. Compared to someone who has progressive end stage cardiomyopathy and worsening low output. I also want to highlight that. We really wanna leverage the hospitalization to achieve effective diarrhea in the deer. Study which is a national registry of thousands of heart failure patients. We demonstrated that we actually do. Not offensively diaries. Patients with twenty percent of patients leaving the hospital actually with week teen and so some of the points that you highlighted with natalie's case r. Horton as in this situation. You were able to get fluid off however we continue to see waking so that subset of patients needs further exploration and investigation. The other thing i would highlight is that we achieve adequate decongestion. So as you all mentioned lasix can actually results in pretty acute initial desk near relief and so patients can see a lot better even while they're still in the emergency department before they been admit it and this may throw us off and make us think that they're ready to go home faster than they actually are so really leverage the hospitalization to achieve as many markers of decongestion as you can because even those patients with more markers of decongestion as seen in the does trowel which you mentioned which helped lucid sedate. The best strategies in terms of diuretic dosing for inpatients. They found that in patients with markers of decongestion had high thirty and sixty day event rates including rehospitalization. The other thing that i want to mention is that it's really important to identify. Wi- or patient may be wall and developing diuretic resistance. We really need to recognize the clause and whether or not you need to actually escalate care rather than flagging men with one direction after another so. This is a great opportunity of which one should pause and think about. Do you need a right heart catheterization. are we missing. Something like you mentioned. Is this more of rb problem or an. Lv problem is in world pulmonary hypertension issue or is it more of a low output issue recognizing the cause of diuretic resistance also includes recognizing cryogenic shock. Does a patient need an atropine assisted diarrheas or do we doing these escalate. Mechanical circulatory support and consider patient for l. That or heart transplantation for example particularly in our patients who had recurrent hospitalizations despite adequate theresa's and appearance to their medications..
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"johns hopkins" Discussed on Cardionerds
"This for context with the audience. The johns hopkins internal medicine program.
Cardionerds
"johns hopkins" Discussed on Cardionerds
"To cardiology fellowship this year. Hey everyone i'm nick smith. I was raising state of maine. I went to undergrad. They are bowdoin college. I'm in my second year. For geology fellowship here johns hopkins whereas also at for residency as part of the jaden. Wait for i will continue on here as an interventional fellow but only after completing a year of critical care certain medical education will play some role down the road as well having been able to learn from the best. And here. I need dan and almond. I live in. Dc with my fiance and we both loved the outdoors. I'm lucky we have rock creek park right in our backyard. It's like a run here in a really beautiful space all year round. Wow angelique nick. Welcome welcome welcome to the show. I'm really excited to discuss the case that we're about to do we go way back. Both you know you so well from hopkins here. But i know that we have a lot to cover a lot to talk about. So we're just going to jump right in nick angeles. Take us to your favorite place. Baltimore weekends set the scene and start discussing this important case in cardiology awesome. So we're gonna take our listeners to union brewery which is a local microbreweries. Baltimore has such a great outdoor sees. It has giant jenga in a delicious pizza oven. Also there's an ice cream place right next door pizza brewery ice cream. I am so in. I didn't really through from ohio. So you know. Hopefully when you're done with residency we can recruit you get back over here for some training but until then what has that for us so let me let me. Just say before we start that. This case is fascinating in both its complexity and simplicity simplistic in. Today's merely to nerd out about diuretics. But this is not just a forty five minute talk about lasix in the earlier portions you may find some of the information review but stay with us there. Many layers this episode because this is a case report about management challenges..
AP News
"johns hopkins" Discussed on AP News
"Data from Johns Hopkins University shows Coronavirus Case numbers are up in 48 states over the past few weeks. Main in South Dakota. The exceptions, doctor David DAO Thi is at Johns Hopkins. It is reasonable for us to start to become a little bit more cautious, right? Um, to start to talk about, um, you know, re implementing some measures to start to curb the spread virus cases and deaths. Still well below the numbers reached at the height of the pandemic, the delta variant number of people unvaccinated and gatherings over the fourth of July. All factors in the increased Missouri governor Mike Parsons suggests health officials in part of his state are trying to frighten unvaccinated people into getting their coronavirus vaccinations. If he's Jackie Quinn reports, Hospital and health officials in parts of southwest Missouri, including Springfield had been warning that a spike in Covid cases is putting a strain on hospitals due to the Delta variant, rapidly spreading among unvaccinated residents. But Governor Mike Parson is suggesting that they're trying to find someone to blame. And want to scare people into getting vaccinated. Last week, the Mercy health system announced that employees that it's 40 plus hospitals would have to be vaccinated by late September to be allowed to work. Governor Parson says they shouldn't resort to trying to force people to take a vaccine or literally just scare them. He's also accusing some of manipulating vaccine numbers to make it sound worse than it really is fewer than 40%. Of all those eligible to be vaccinated him as Very are fully vaccinated. The percentages dropped dramatically in the counties in southwestern Missouri, just across the border. Arkansas reports its biggest one day jumping covid 19 cases in five months as the state remains atop the country and new cases per capita This is a P news. President Biden says the 2020 election was the most examined vote and a sign of the will of the people an example of America at its best. But instead We continue to see an example of human nature at its worst. Something darker and more sinister. In Philadelphia, Biden declared that preserving voting rights as an urgent national test of our time as Republican legislatures are changing boiling laws after Donald Trump lost Texas Democrats took dramatic action to stymie Republican efforts to tighten ballot restrictions in their state, leaving the state to stop a special session. Texas House Republican leader Jim Murphy, This is political theater. By and four Texas Democrats. As legislators. It's our duty to show up and do the people's work. These Democrats have walked off the job twice now and abandoned their obligation to represent you. I'm Tim Maguire. AP News.
The Last American Vagabond
"johns hopkins" Discussed on The Last American Vagabond
"There's no way to misunderstand this now. The guard is changed since then people involved now are different and now they're hiding stuff from you now. They're keeping it from your view. The reality is it's about vaccine. Experts a culture of fear pushing largely useless antivirals and irrational vaccine policies. Right this is directly from the w. joe back before things changed. Not even say that they were doing good is there. Were at least willing to call this out at least these two were. So how do we rectify this. Had the point is right now. We're staring at the same problem. They're discussing here. The combination of flu pneumonia and covert nineteen called p. c. Which is exactly. What the cdc states. They're doing right this moment. The combination of all three of those things in reporting as a blunt number. Exactly what they're doing here right. So johns hopkins. Dr stands up and says this is what they're doing. They're lying hiding data to suit their agenda. Well it's exactly what the. Who said it's exactly what the aj said and it should be exactly what you realize is the reality because it's happening right in front of in real time and the evidence has never been more clear. It's about whether you are accepting or willing to engage it. Don't trust it just engaging look at it ask questions and you will walk away immediately going. I can't believe i ever thought this wasn't the case now to end. Lastly there's an interesting development here for our local fox reporter houston says live on the air that fox corp has been muzzling me now. Apparently there's things that come out. She's about to talk to project. Veritas where it's gonna go. I feel like they have seen already slipping out that it seems like it's a real partisan one-sided we'll see where it goes business should know it. The bottom line is fox. News is muzzling. what she's been saying. You heard this from allison from el morro. You've heard this from people have someone. I've interviewed us to be on the mainstream media. I've been her show as well. Who's slide out tells you. They would not let her do specific vaccine stories. Because it wasn't something that will talk about like it's all there. They control the flow of information Keepers. and she's telling you again. This is happening so the question is whether you are willing to stand back and ask the question. Is it possible this is happening. Is it possible that this is happening. The way that these people are telling us it is. Are they hiding information. And is this leading to a massive conspiracy. That's hiding the reality of the danger in my life right now. If you're not willing to ask that question then you've already made your mind up and it doesn't matter the truth is and you need to reflect on that. Thank you for being here today and continuing to ask questions. This just never stops being important guys. Real world actions. What's needed but this the flow of information. The challenging of their blocking of information is so paramount. A lot of people tend to falsely. Assume that like this is all we're doing right and if their mistake for assuming which is never a good thing to do. Every single day i go out and i take action rely every single day. I'm doing things to fight for the stuff we talk about. That's what we all do. Take this the real world. Spread the information fight for this reality because every moment we don't we are losing pieces of it. I love you all as always question everything. Come to your own. Conclusions stay vigilant..
The Last American Vagabond
"johns hopkins" Discussed on The Last American Vagabond
"But either way even if it was we're talking one and everything and we're using it to force things and kid clearly one versus three hundred is already too much or way bigger than i think we all know that but it says and we got the data on february on suicide rates up fifty percent earlier this year among teenage girls. It's up one hundred percent role. I've already covered this quote. We know why. Why are we getting february now. When it's not actionable we should have gotten it in february back and we could have saved lives right. Hilton agreed with him saying quote instead instead of giving us the advice and the facts the cdc creates a story of troubling rise in teen hospitals in order to push the agenda to get your kids vaccinated. Now that's not a false statement guys. I went over this myself. The cdc got caught lying about not only the hospitalizations information which is also there right. Newsweek covered that up a ingraham. A false representation of oprah's forty percent more than it actually was at least forty percent. It said lying about hospitalization data of children. But here's the cdc getting caught lying about the increase in child data and this is what they did. Such may quick here was they just showed a civic. Here's the full. Graph can see a sharp decrease which is where we were in. This came out right. They just went drew. The line right there and only showed you the part right up to where it was increasing and said oh no is increasing while ignoring that. It was increasing way more month before that. Nobody made a big deal about it right if lie. That's called lying with the data you. Purposefully cut off the massive decrease. And pretend like we're in the middle of an increase. They got caught. Nobody said a word. That's how dishonest. This outlives this person herself. Making the claim a liar. Either liar or a patsy you got caught lady. You guys got caught straight up lying about the information. So that's not a full statement.
The Last American Vagabond
"johns hopkins" Discussed on The Last American Vagabond
"This is constant stuff that we see. Now what's interesting. That's wanna make sure you heard that part of the story because it you know fell. It's falling into the noise of cove. Nineteen but i was very proud of myself for finding a segue into the next part story. Oh by the way. This is the article here. You can see where they're just saying. Oh we passes away and just keeping this very vague not even saying suicide even though that's what they're saying and here is his facebook page which is still up which the lasting. Espn shocking is his big story secret. Tarmac who in. Just i find that very very telling but crossing over into nineteen. I thought this was interesting. Dr hillary does cpr whilst covering the mouth and nose. I think this is like too perfect. Segue from what we were just talking about. Of course because dr hillary you know covers their mouth and nose. We'll doing cpr. Because that makes perfect sense right. What this is what this is actually talking about is not even connected just a person named after hillary showing you. The cpr is like this but by but during the whole dime you want to go ahead and cover their nose and mouth. Because you don't want to get sick because that makes perfect sense to cover the nose mouth. Oh person who is dying while you're trying to resuscitate them because cova dangerous right because fear about my personal safety is more important than me trying to save his person's life like this is. This is the mentality of a lot of people in the industry today. The nurses they're saying we reject the children. Because i'm afraid about something. You're wrong about that makes bad for that position that because you're the point is it's like a fireman being afraid to get burned the fire and not doing their job. You sign up for this job. I'm not saying you shouldn't take precautions. Where your suits but the idea that you should force dangerous things on people or put them life at risk like this and let's cpo currently where encouraging people to thirty compressions to breast. Because of covid if you know someone could be by supporters of the mouth and nose. Just carry on with the cardiac compression. John yourself if for help it waiting minutes you just carry on a case of the success to cover the most in news like yes..
AP News
"johns hopkins" Discussed on AP News
"Johns Hopkins University's data Saturday morning puts the number of newly confirmed cases at just over 28,000 in the past day. With the rate of covert 19 tests coming back positive below 2.7%. But Surgeon General Dr Vivek Murthy cautions those not vaccinated not to interpret the improving data to mean They needn't worry about it. If we continue on this path and more people vaccinated can sustain That decline in cases that we've seen and declining deaths and hospitalizations. But if we stop where we are right now, people do not get fully backs into millions for out there. No need to Then we will still be a risk. President Biden's chief medical advisor, Dr Anthony Fauci, says Real world data is showing the vaccines to be even more effective than seen in trials, including the Johnson and Johnson vaccine 28 days. Post vaccination. It's 100% with regard to hospitalization around the world. India continues to be the hot spot. Johns Hopkins data show more than a quarter million cases still being confirmed daily. It's reaching into neighboring appalled to which is seeing acute shortages of hospital beds, medication and oxygen. Switzerland has been flying in supplies and equipment, including ventilators and oxygen concentrators. To make matters worse, there appears to be an outbreak on Mount Everest. Lucas for Tim Bach is a guide. We have a least 100 people minimum. Positive for Corbett in base camp. He bases that estimate on confirmations from rescue pilots, insurance providers, doctors and other expedition leaders for Tim.
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"johns hopkins" Discussed on AP News
"Johns Hopkins University's data Saturday morning puts the number of newly confirmed cases at just over 28,000 in the past day, with the rate of covert 19 tests coming back positive. Below 2.7%. But Surgeon General Dr Vivek Murthy cautions those not vaccinated not to interpret the improving data to mean They needn't worry about it. If we continue on this path, and more people that stated, begin sustain. That decline in cases that we've seen and declining deaths and hospitalizations. But if we stop where we are right now, if people do not get fully backs into the millions are out, there were some need to Then we will still be a risk. President Biden's chief medical advisor, Dr Anthony Fauci, says Real world data is showing the vaccines to be even more effective than seen in trials, including the Johnson and Johnson vaccine 28 days. Post vaccination. It's 100% with regard to hospitalization around the world. India continues to be the hot spot. Johns Hopkins data show more than a quarter million cases still being confirmed daily. It's reaching into neighboring Nepal to which is seeing acute shortages of hospital beds, medication and oxygen. Switzerland has been flying in supplies and equipment, including ventilators and oxygen concentrators. To make matters worse, there appears to be an outbreak on Mount Everest. Lucas for Tim Bach is a guide. We have a least 100 people minimum positive for Corbett in base camp. He bases that estimate on confirmations from rescue pilots, insurance providers, doctors and other expedition leaders for Tin Box halted his Everest expedition a week ago due to virus fears. I'm Ben Thomas. AP News As the dust finally settled in Gaza, a day after in Israel, Hamas cease fire began, Palestinians started to assess.
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"johns hopkins" Discussed on AP News
"Johns Hopkins University's data Saturday morning puts the number of newly confirmed cases at just over 28,000 in the past day. With the rate of covert 19 tests coming back positive below 2.7%. But Surgeon General Dr Vivek Murthy cautions those not vaccinated not to interpret the improving data to mean They needn't worry about it. If we continue on this path and more people vaccinated can sustain That decline in cases that we've seen and declining dances, hospitalizations, But if we stop where we are right now, people do not get fully backs into millions for out there, so need to then we will still be at risk. President Biden's chief medical advisor, Dr Anthony Fauci, says Real world data is showing the vaccines to be even more effective than seen in trials, including the Johnson and Johnson vaccine 28 days. Most vaccination. It's 100% with regard to hospitalization around the world. India continues to be the hot spot. Johns Hopkins data show more than a quarter million cases still being confirmed daily. It's reaching into neighboring Nepal to which is seeing acute shortages of hospital beds, medication and oxygen. Switzerland has been flying in supplies and equipment, including ventilators and oxygen concentrators. To make matters worse, there appears to be an outbreak on Mount Everest. Lucas for Tim Bach is a guide. We have a least 100 people minimum. Positive for Corbett in base camp. He bases that estimate on confirmations from rescue pilots, insurance providers, doctors and other expedition leaders for Tim Bach halted his Everest expedition a week ago due to virus fears. I'm Ben Thomas. AP News AP News I'm Jackie Quinn, president Biden says he joined South Korean President Moon Jae in with concerns over tensions with North Korea. The U. S president vows to sent a special envoy and to work with the South goal is and remains completely. Denuclearization. The creepiness to want to make a practical progress and increase security. United States for the United States and our Allies. Moon visiting the White.
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"johns hopkins" Discussed on AP News
"S has eased from its peak a few weeks ago. But data compiled by Johns Hopkins University show they remain around 160,000 per day. While the number of people dying of infections has not eased. Some 3600 people have died in the past 24 hours more than 436,000. Since the virus first appeared in the U. S. The United Kingdom has been among the hardest hit in this winter wave. Nearly 105,000 people have died there since the pandemic began. Claire Bendel. It's a respiratory physiotherapist at a London hospital. The worst thing is when We do our board books in the morning, and it's when the amount of our eyepiece outnumbers the ones that have made it down to the wards. And I think that's when it really kicks in. And they're a lot younger in the first wave. Sorry, I remember thinking that could be Mom that keeping me on and now I'm thinking that could be made. That could be my brother. My boyfriend. The CDC has issued an order requiring people wear masks. Some public transportation that includes airplanes, trains, Busses, subways, ships, ferries, taxis and ride chairs, as well as the airports, stations and terminals where people board Mask must cover the nose and mouth. The order prompts drivers, conductors and crew members to only transport people who are wearing mask. The order takes effect Monday. Racial gap has opened in the nation's covert 19 vaccination drive with black Americans in many places, lagging behind whites and receiving shots and associated Press analysis of 17 states in two cities that have released racial breakdowns finds black people are getting inoculated at levels below their share of the general population. At the same time, the virus has taken a disproportionate toll on black people. I'm Ben Thomas. AP knows I'm Julie Walker, the predominantly black farming communities of Florida's Lake Okeechobee will get a Corona virus vaccine station after public outcry over being left out. That move comes after the state gave public supermarkets so local distribution rights, leaving lower income families facing drives of 25 miles to reach the nearest store, the state emergency Management director told The Associated Press..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"johns hopkins" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Covert 19 vaccinations start containing the disease and pent up travel demand turns into bookings. Delta shares her up 2.8% this morning and black rocks and sets under management rose to a record $8.68 trillion in the fourth quarter as markets continued to rally. Mr Bloomberg Business Flesh Common Paul Karin. Thanks so much the major stories of this January and Yes, folks, I've gotten many emails. Were 14 days into the new year and it feels like I don't know. Six months or seven months has just been extraordinary Things star team for keeping us going a part of that team, particularly on the pandemic. The experts at the Johns Hopkins University in nursing, Dr Jason Farley. The Jane Jane data that was just released released in the New England Journal of Medicine. Woz basically demonstrating its early safety and preliminary efficacy data. It's called a phase one A or to trial. And in this study, they basically found that a single dose of an adenovirus vector vaccine cannot replicate inside your body. But using that is the better to get the antibody into the body produced after about 57 days, immunity or enough neutralizing antibody in about 100. Percent of participants again. That's one dose after about 57 days, so that's good news. Jason. I want to talk about vaccination in the real world of nursing. Do we have the nurses to do vaccines or they so exhausted? They can't be part of that process is our nationwide and indeed our global nursing ability fractured. I think it's a nol hands on deck approach right now and so. We because of our inpatient capacity, the number of hospital beds taken from Cove it you know, we're not looking at our inpatient nurses or other health care providers to really provide that vaccine surge..