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WELLESLEY, Mass. —
Local school staffers who were supposed to be vaccinated against the H1N1 flu were mistakenly given a dose of insulin instead, NewsCenter 5 has learned.

NewsCenter 5’s Rhondella Richardson reported that several staffers at Wellesley’s Schofield School got insulin shots during a flu shot clinic at the school on Friday.

Somehow six staffers mistakenly received a shot of insulin, not the vaccine, the school said. Read more

An eight year study conducted at the Mayo Clinic, published by the American Thoracic Society suggests that there is a correlation between flu shots and risk of complications from influenza. The study evaluated every pediatric patient that was seen at the Mayo Clinic over the course of eight flu seasons to determine how much the flu shot prevented hospitalization from influenza in asthmatic children. Read more

The flu season is in full swing and so is the winter season, but those sniffles and achy muscles don’t necessarily indicate the onset of a flu or cold. It’s easy to confuse symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning for a virus. The winter months increase the potential for carbon monoxide poisoning because that is when fuel such as gas, oil, kerosene, wood and charcoal are burned to heat homes. Infants, the elderly, people with anemia or with a history of heart or respiratory disease are especially susceptible. Read more

The drug-resistant H1N1 virus mutation, identified as H274Y or H275Y is becoming more widespread, as reported by the CDC Week 48 H1N1 activity update. Identification of new cases of this Tamiflu-resistant swine flu strain has been increasing in recent weeks. At the same time, swine flu deaths have also been increasing, even as all other influenza activity indicators are decreasing. This may be the result of the combination of drug-resistant swine flu with the D225G H1N1 mutation which causes lung hemorrhaging.  Read more

The latest World Health Organization (WHO) reports on swine flu (H1N1) deaths shows an estimate of over 10,000H1N1 influenza virus deaths worldwide. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that over 10,000swine flu deaths have occurred in the United States alone. The source of this disparity is the method of estimation used by the CDC. Read more

This week, the British medical journal BMJ published a multi-part investigation that confirms that the scientific evidence just isn’t there to show that Tamiflu prevents serious complications, hospitalization, or death in people that have the flu. The BMJ goes further to suggest that Roche, the Swiss company that manufactures and markets Tamiflu, may have misled governments and physicians. In its defense, Roche stated that the company “has never concealed (or had the intention to conceal) any pertinent data.” Read more

Waiting for conventional medicine to accept the many benefits of natural alternatives can be frustrating to say the least. But occasionally there is light at the end of the tunnel. A recent article showed a few doctors are finally accepting the benefits of Vitamin D in curing and preventing cancer by prescribing it to their patients. In today’s traditional healthcare, side stepping “Big Pharma” is quite a remarkable feat. Which is why at HFA we find it refreshing to come across Dr. Brady Hurst.
In dealing with H1N1 Swine flu, Dr. Brady strongly recommends taking Vitamin D, avoiding processed foods and taking MMS (Chlorine Dioxide.) Click below to view a video of Dr. Brady explaining how MMS works. Read more

Russian doctors fear that a new flu virus might appear as a result of reassortment between the swine flu and bird flu viruses, Russia’s chief sanitary official said on Monday. Read more

November 28, 2009
There were 35 influenza associated pediatric deaths reported week 46: NH (1), MA (1), RI (2), PA (2), MN (1), MO (1), NC (2), FL (3), TN (1), TX (2), CO (1), NM (8), WA (1), CA (1), IL (3), IN (1), KY (1), NY (1), SC (2)

The above description of the 35 fatal pediatric deaths in week 46 in the US will be published on Monday.  The 35 ties that weekly record set two weeks ago, and the new entries raise the 2009/2010 season total to 178, which is a new record.  The 138 last week represented the highest tally since adolescent fatalities became mandatory, when 142 died in 2003/2004.  178 is a new all time high, but it will be broken each week until there is a break, which may not happen in 2010. Read more

China must be alert to any mutation or changes in the behavior of the H1N1 swine flu virus because the far deadlier H5N1 bird flu virus is endemic in the country, a leading Chinese disease expert said. Zhong Nanshan, director of the Guangzhou Institute of Respiratory Diseases in China’s southern Guangdong province, said the presence of both viruses in China meant they could mix and become a monstrous hybrid — a bug packed with strong killing power that can transmit efficiently among people. Read more

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