Hello John and Doves,
In the U.S.:
As of July 22, 2022, the U.S.
had 2,891 confirmed cases of monkeypox.
PCR (polymerase chain reaction -
this test measures the amount of genetic material that has
been "amplified" after the polymerase chain reaction itself
has stopped.) assays are used to identify monkeypox.
And here's a 'new' test developed by Transasia Bio-Medicals
- a RT-PCR (real time polymerase chain reaction - this test
"allows for real time observation of the genetic material
and quantifies it after each successive round of
amplification) kit that is 'highly sensitive.' This is
recommended for "early detection and better management of
the infection".
First
indigenously-developed RT-PCR kit to test monkeypox
released
There is not yet data available on
the effectiveness of the currently available vaccines for
this outbreak.
The U.S. has purchased over ten
million doses of the monkeypox (rather smallpox)
vaccine. "Past data from Africa suggests that
the smallpox vaccine is at least 85% effective in
preventing monkeypox. Smallpox and
monkeypox vaccines are effective at protecting people
against monkeypox when given before exposure to
monkeypox. Experts also believe that vaccination after
a monkeypox exposure may help decrease the disease or make
it less severe. The sooner an exposed person gets the
vaccine, the better. CDC recommends that the vaccine
be given within 4 days from the date of exposure in order to
prevent onset of the disease. If given between 4 - 14
days after the date of exposure, vaccination may reduce the
symptoms of the disease, but may not prevent the disease."
Monkeypox
and Smallpox Vaccine Guidance | Monkeypox | Poxvirus | CDC
Now, "Health chiefs (of the
World Health Organization) have warned people to be on the
lookout for monkeypox as infections have started to
'evade' vaccines." "This
means that people who are vaccinated - are still catching
the illness." As of August 23, 2022, the UK
has reported 3,025 confirmed infections. WHO
admitted that they don't have any 'firm efficacy data or
effectiveness data' for giving the smallpox vaccine
prophylactically.
Warning
as health chiefs say monkeypox cases are 'evading' jabs |
The US Sun
As of 8/23/2022, WHO reported that
there are 41,358 cases found in 94 countries.
Note: monkeypox in western
countries is not monkeypox endemic to Africa
So
far, in the U.S., very few people have gotten the second
dose of monkeypox vaccine "needed for full
protection". Almost 97% of shots so far given are
the first dose. The second dose is suppose to be
give four weeks after the first dose.
Because there are not enough doses
of the Jynneos monkeypox vaccine (a two dose regimen) for
the at risk population, each vial of vaccine is suppose to
be divided into 5 inoculations per the
federal government (and this was approved by the FDA).
This involves giving the inoculation per an
intradermal technique - smaller, shallower
injections. This way of inoculating can lead to
scarring and more pain at the site. Plus the second dose
of this vaccine regimen can be delayed by three to six
months now. (Many who give this vaccine are
saying it's hard to divide the vial up into 5 doses - many
are only getting 3 or 4 doses per vial.)
Some
health officials struggling with new monkeypox vaccine
injection method - ABC News
The manufacturer of the vaccine Jynneos (Bavarian
Nordic) used in the U.S. said they have "doubts about
the safety of the method (intradermally that the U.S. is
using) - saying this could "increase risk of reactions
compared to injecting it into the muscle." And the
second dose is to be given four weeks after the first to
be "fully effective."
UPDATE
1-Very few in the U.S. getting full monkeypox vaccine
series - CDC chief
So yet again, we have the White House making up their own
rules, making up their own "science" concerning vaccines -
because they don't have enough vaccine for 'the people
they are recommending take this'. Instead of
following what the manufacturer has said to do - as this
is how the vaccine was tested in the clinical
trials. Vaccines can be dangerous - they may
cause harm, have unknown adverse reactions and/or may not
work at all if the manufacturer's directions are not
followed.
The CDC has set out "guidance" for
schools and day cares concerning monkeypox. The
monkeypox vaccine is available for children as young as 5
months, the CDC "only recommends vaccination for
three groups of people who are at high risk of contracting
the disease: people who have been in contact with
someone with monkeypox. People who have had sex in
the last two weeks with someone diagnosed with
monkeypox. And people who had multiple sexual
partners in the last two weeks in an area with known
monkeypox.
"Worldwide confirmed cases of
monkeypox fell 21% last week after climbing for four weeks
straight, a potential sign the outbreak is slowing in
Europe, the World Health Organisation said Thursday, though
cases in the U.S. remain the highest in the world."
Monkeypox is now in all 50 states.
Global
Monkeypox Cases Fall 21%—Though U.S. Still Tops World Case
Count
And now the White House/FDA is not
following the manufacturer's directions for giving the
monkeypox vaccine - what could possibly go
wrong??!!
Pray for the peace of Jerusalem!
Maranatha!
Chance