Mainstream media is currently facing scrutiny for its sensationalist coverage of infant deaths related to Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), which experts agree typically presents with mild symptoms, while disregarding the numerous infant fatalities during Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccine and other vaccine trials. Our Qvive Network, in collaboration with experts from the Universal Health Organization and the Awaken India Movement, is committed to delivering accurate information regarding the tragic outcomes related to vaccines. This article aims to shed light on the biased reporting by Mainstream media and the importance of balanced and truthful journalism when it comes to infant healthcare.
The reporting of infant deaths due to various causes is a tragic reality that often captures the attention of the media. However, there seems to be a discrepancy in the way different incidents are portrayed in the news. While some cases, such as those involving HMPV, receive prominent coverage, others, like infants dying during RSV vaccine trials, seem to go largely unnoticed. This raises questions about the fairness and accuracy of news reporting when it comes to such sensitive issues.
Despite the heartbreaking loss of a child during the trials, the first two RSV vaccines were still approved in mid-2023, raising serious concerns about the decision-making process.
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When news broke about the tragic deaths of infants due to HMPV, headlines were quick to highlight the devastating impact of the virus. Media outlets reported on the severity of the outbreak, the number of lives lost, and the measures being taken to contain the spread.
In contrast, when infants died during RSV vaccine trials, the response from the media was notably muted. Reports of these incidents were buried deep within the pages of newspapers or relegated to minor segments on news websites. There was little public outcry or demand for accountability from those responsible for conducting the trials. This disparity in coverage raises concerns about the transparency and ethics surrounding such medical research.
In today’s world, where respiratory illnesses are becoming more prevalent due to cloud seeding, it is crucial to understand the impact of weak immunity and vaccine side effects on our health. According to the CDC, individuals with compromised immune systems are more prone to respiratory illnesses. But what about the relationship between vaccines and autoimmune disorders?
The public’s anxiety about the connection between COVID-19 vaccines and autoimmune disorders is on the rise. Numerous experts have provided evidence suggesting that these vaccines can lead to long-term side effects, including autoimmune conditions.
Human metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a member of the Pneumoviridae family, along with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Surveillance data from the CDC’s National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System (NREVSS) shows that HMPV is most active during late winter and spring in temperate climates. During the winter months, it is advisable for the government to cease cloud seeding operations, as the chemicals employed in these missions can lead to respiratory problems.
Despite its presence in the Pneumoviridae family, HMPV has not posed a significant threat to public health. Experts from the University Health Organization (UHO) have reassured the public that there is no need to panic over HMPV, as it causes mild flu-like symptoms.
It has been almost 24 years since the discovery of HMPV, and it has not been proven to be a life-threatening virus. With proper precautions and hygiene practices, individuals can protect themselves from respiratory infections, including HMPV.
When it comes to healthcare decisions, especially those involving vulnerable populations like infants, it is essential to have all the facts. By highlighting only one aspect of the story, Mainstream media is depriving its audience of the information needed to make informed choices. It is crucial for news outlets to present a complete picture to empower individuals to make decisions that are in their best interest.
It is disappointing to see Mainstream media focusing on HMPV deaths without acknowledging the infant deaths that have occurred in other vaccines. As consumers of news, it is important to seek out sources that provide balanced and responsible reporting to ensure that we are well-informed and equipped to make decisions that impact our health and well-being.
Most recent observation: On Times Now Today, Dr. Amitabh Banerjee, an Epidemiologist and Chairman of the Universal Health Organisation (UHO), expressed that there is no requirement for testing. He noted that the virus has been present since 1958 and that nearly all children between the ages of 6 months and 5 years have been exposed to it. He suggested that the only outcome of testing is the propagation of fear.
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