Influenza Videos

I wrote another totally paranoid song to cheer you all up. :) Nobody wants to know nothing about nothing. They'd all rather be slaves than stand up for something. Everywhere, people are asleep. Getting in the flu shot line like good little sheep. And you can thank their docility For giving more power to the Powers That Be And I say, Everything is a conspiracy but nobody takes it seriously. One of these days I hope they wake up and see that everything is a conspiracy. Powerful men decided long ago there's too many of us around we're gonna have to go. And to accomplish this, they would use our vaccinations to make our children sick and reduce the population. By way of deception, they shall make war. But to let in the devil you gotta open the door. (chorus) Why should we trust the wealthy? They inject us with mercury to keep us healthy. They got us fromcradle to grave. To fight the New World Order, you gotta be brave. It's all right there in the prophecy. The Bible tells you it's all one big conspiracy! Oh, yes Sir, (chorus x 2)

SwineCast 0482 Show Notes: Informa Economics VP Dave Ryman hooks up with Bruce Cochrane for a good discussion of current economic issues across North America and his view of the timing for the eventual industry turning point.

SwineCast 0483 Show Notes: Looking at the current state of climate change legislation and regulation with NPPC's Chief Environmental Council Michael Formica at the National Association of Farm Broadcasters meeting in KC.  GREEN HOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND ANIMAL AGRICULTURE

Nassau News Live explores how the H1N1 virus is affecting Nassau County, New York.

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Dr. Jonathan McCullers, a researcher in infectious disease from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital provides a special interview to Health Matters at Work. Dr. McCullers explains the process by which the H1N1 and other seasonal flu vaccines are produced each year. He also explains the different ways vaccines can be administered, as well as the types of treatment available for people affected by influenza.

Dr. Jonathan McCullers, a researcher in infectious disease from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital provides a special interview to Health Matters at Work. Dr. McCullers explains the process by which the H1N1 and other seasonal flu vaccines are produced each year. He also explains the different ways vaccines can be administered, as well as the types of treatment available for people affected by influenza.

Vaccine Information Forum at UT - Are Vaccine Mandates Good for Public Health? Tuesday Nov. 10, 2009 7pm-9:30 CST - University of Texas - Art Auditorium Sponsors: Libertarian Longhorns, Health Professions Council, Texas College Republicans, UT Objectivism Society, Global Health Project, TAG - Texans For Accountable Government Moderator: Dr. Donna Campbell, Currently she is the Medical Director of two Emergency Medicine Rooms. Panelists opposing vaccine mandates: Dawn Richardson, co-Founder of Parents Requesting Open Vaccine Education www.vaccineinfo.net Dr. Sherry Tenpenny, DO Flying in from Ohio, has dedicated her medical practice to the delivery of effective alternative treatments for quality of life complaints in children and adults, including asthma, allergies, autism, chronic fatigue, thyroid and adrenal disorders, menopause, fibrocystic breasts, chronic pain and vaccine-related injury. http://drtenpenny.com Panelists supporting vaccine mandates: Dr. Tom Betz-Regional Medical Director, Texas Department of State Health Services, Health Service Region 7 One other panelist TBD Date/time: November 10th, 2009 from 7:00-9:30 PM CST

The public is having a difficult time cutting through the clutter related to the H1N1 flu virus. Community Health Charities through its Health Matters at Work video podcast series has brought together experts from the US Department of Health and Human Services, St. Jude Children s Research Hospital, Lupus Foundation of America and Society of Human Resource Management to set the record straight and provide quick and easy guidelines for treatment and prevention of this pandemic.

The public is having a difficult time cutting through the clutter related to the H1N1 flu virus. Community Health Charities through its Health Matters at Work video podcast series has brought together experts from the US Department of Health and Human Services, St. Jude Children s Research Hospital, Lupus Foundation of America and Society of Human Resource Management to set the record straight and provide quick and easy guidelines for treatment and prevention of this pandemic.

The public is having a difficult time cutting through the clutter related to the H1N1 flu virus. Community Health Charities through its Health Matters at Work video podcast series has brought together experts from the US Department of Health and Human Services, St. Jude Children s Research Hospital, Lupus Foundation of America and Society of Human Resource Management to set the record straight and provide quick and easy guidelines for treatment and prevention of this pandemic.

Here is the Greatest song about the Swine Flu. In times when the world waits to see how bad it will be, the Swine Flu will make things right!