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In a survey, 22 percent of respondents said they knew of at least one vaccinated person who suffered health issues after taking the injections. People who did not comply with COVID-19 vaccine requirements were hesitant because they knew someone who had experienced a health problem after getting the injection, according to recent research. “Knowing someone who experienced a health problem following COVID-19 injection reduced the likelihood of injection, the International Journal of Vaccine Theory, Practice, and Research reported. Such people “were more likely to oppose injection mandates and passports. .. Conversely, “knowing someone who had health problems following the COVID-19...

President Biden canceled his speech honoring fallen police officers for National Police Week, instead allegedly traveling to his granddaughter's graduation. Biden was slated to deliver a keynote address at the National Fraternal Order of Police's (FOP) National Peace Officers Memorial Service on Monday as the week honoring our nation’s law enforcement officers kicked off. The president, however, pulled out of the event seemingly at the last minute — his name had already been printed on the event program — and Attorney General Merrick Garland was sent in Biden's stead.

Joe Biden traveled Saturday to a union hall in Erie, where he pledged to fight for working-class Americans and rebuild the economy from the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic. “America deserves a president who understands what people are going through,” Biden said. “You’re facing real challenges right now, and the last thing you need is a president who exacerbates them.” Biden’s trip to Erie was his latest swing through parts of Pennsylvania that shunned Democrats four years ago. Erie County was one of three in Pennsylvania that backed President Barack Obama before swinging to Trump in 2016, breaking from its...

Most patients in New York City hospitalized with the CCP virus suffered from at least one underlying health issue, such as obesity or kidney disease, according to a new study. Researchers analyzed records from 5,700 patients and found over 56 percent suffered from hypertension. Another 41 percent had obesity, while 33 percent suffered from diabetes. Ninety-four percent of the patients had more then one disease, according to the study, which was published in the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA). Patients with diabetes were more likely to require assistance breathing from ventilators, treatment in intensive care units, or develop acute...

Hillary Clinton has pulled out as keynote speaker for a cybersecurity conference, with organizers saying in an email she couldn't participate due to an "unforeseen circumstance." The former secretary of state and 2016 Democratic presidential nominee was to have attended the FireEye Cyber Defense Summit, being held on Oct. 9-10, where she was to have engaged in a question-and-answer session with FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia about the "geopolitical landscape and its implications for global cybersecurity today," reports The Daily Caller, citing an email shared on Twitter by federal whistleblower Nate Cain. FireEye, nor Clinton spokesman responded to a request from...

It seems that Americans have 'always seen ambitious women as unhealthy' #Election 2016 is just around a month and a half away but some Hillary Clinton supporters are already starting to make excuses for her increasingly likely defeat. Toward that goal, Rebecca Onion wrote a recent piece in Slate entitled “America Has Always Seen Ambitious Women as Unhealthy.” The theory is that Americans are rejecting Clinton because they think her relentless drive for the Oval Office is making her sick. The problem is that the author has had to reach back to the Edwardian age to find examples of ambitious...

Dr. Wolf concluded: There’s no need for wild speculation or sensationalization. Hillary’s health problems are (1) knowable and (2) highly significant. This is my wheel house. And tonight Dr. Milton Wolf responded to Hillary Clinton’s doctor’s report. “Hillary’s doctor just claimed Hillary had a perfect score on a test that doesn’t exist.” A "CTA" is a CT (or cat scan) angiogram. It always requires contrast. Always. It cannot be included in a "non-contrast CT scan." /2 — Dr. Milton Wolf (@MiltonWolfMD) September 14, 2016 In fact, there is no such thing as a "CTA calcium score" study. A CT calcium...

When Hillary Clinton began mapping out her presidential campaign, she knew that clearing the hurdle to become the first woman commander in chief would be paramount. What she didn’t know or fully understand 18 months ago was how her age would work against her in subtle and cruel ways, and how ageism and sexism can combine in a double whammy undermining her candidacy. Unfounded rumors spread by Donald Trump and his allies about Clinton’s allegedly poor health and lack of stamina found their mark Sunday in a video gone viral that shows Clinton stumbling as aides help her into a...

Is it still a conspiracy theory when a majority of voters believe it? And is disbelieving Hillary really conspiratorial when...A. She constantly conspires B. No one really believes her about anything At this point a majority of voters don't believe she has pneumonia. Can they be expected to believe her campaign promises?

Senior law enforcement official told The Daily Beast that Clinton looked pale when she arrived at the ceremony. She left the ceremony at about 9:30 a.m., according to pool reports. As she walked away from the ceremony, according to numerous law enforcement officials, she slumped and appeared to faint. Then, according to the sources, her detail put her into a waiting vehicle. “They threw her in like she was a side of beef,” a senior law enforcement official told The Daily Beast. Clinton reportedly went home to Chappaqua, New York, after leaving Chelsea's apartment. The incident prompted mass confusion this...

Hillary Clinton’s campaign says the Democratic presidential nominee was diagnosed with pneumonia on Friday, citing that as one reason why she collapsed after leaving during the 9/11 memorial in New York City. After the collapse, she went to her daughter Chelsea Clinton’s apartment, as a spokesperson for the campaign said that she played with her two grandchildren and visited with her daughter. It is unclear why Clinton decided to visit her daughter and grandchildren, despite later saying she has a disease which can be contagious. After leaving the apartment, Clinton was filmed hugging a small child before leaving for her...

What is mycoplasma infection? Mycoplasma infection is respiratory illness caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae, a microscopic organism related to bacteria. Who gets mycoplasma infection? Anyone can get the disease, but it most often affects older children and young adults. When do mycoplasma infections occur? Mycoplasma infections occur sporadically throughout the year. Widespread community outbreaks can also occur. Mycoplasma infection is most common in late summer and fall. How is mycoplasma spread? Mycoplasma is spread through contact with droplets from the nose and throat of infected people especially when they cough and sneeze. Transmission is thought to require prolonged close contact with...

Clinton Cancels California Trip according to CNN

Chris Christie say he has finally made a definitive decision, once and for all, not to run for president in 2012, sources close to the New Jersey governor told Fox News on Tuesday. Despite the intensity that has heightened in recent days as the New Jersey governor prepares to deliver a speech Tuesday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, several people close to the governor insist he has not changed his mind to forego a presidential bid. Christie is on tour, attending seven fundraisers in three states, which has fueled speculation that he could be preparing for a 2012 bid....

Claim: Joe Biden is planning to step down from vice-presidential slot on the Democratic ticket in favor of Hillary Clinton. Status: Undetermined http://www.snopes.com/politics/obama/vpchange.asp

WASHINGTON - Democrats from New York and New Jersey asked on Wednesday for an investigation that could lead to criminal charges against former Environmental Protection Agency administrator Christie Whitman for breathing problems suffered by thousands after the Sept. 11 attacks. Whitman told The Associated Press that she and the EPA "agreed then and I reiterate now that the air on the WTC site was not clean — the consequence of millions of tons of burned debris from the most horrific attack in our nation's history. "We were emphatic that workers needed to wear respirators, a message I repeated frequently." At...

Ontario Man Hopes His Suicide Will Prompt Change to LawPlans to Attend Own Wake First A 78-year-old Ottawa man who intends to take his own life on Friday night, is publicizing his plans in the hopes it will spur changes to Canadian suicide law. Marcel Tremblay says he's been sick with a variety of ailments since he was 16-years-old, and now suffers from a fatal lung condition that is slowly robbing him of the ability to breathe properly. "I signed a living will in '91 because I thought I would very well pull the plug at the time and end...

Slow Cooking May Be Far Better Than High HeatBy Maggie Fox Health and Science Correspondent 11-12-2 WASHINGTON (Reuters) - It may not be what you eat, but how you cook it, that affects whether food causes heart disease, diabetes and other conditions, researchers in the United States reported on Monday. A new study shows that cooking at high temperatures -- frying, grilling and even microwaving -- creates compounds that are associated with disease when they are found in the body. Foods cooked by low-temperature methods such as boiling and steaming do not contain as many of these compounds, the team...