Is Wall Street Behind the Delay in Declaring the Coronavirus Outbreak a “Pandemic”?

A little known financial mechanism set up by the World Bank could be behind the decision not to declare the coronavirus a pandemic reports Whitney Webb.

Whitney Webb
By Whitney Webb
coronavirus pandemic

A little known specialized bond created in 2017 by the World Bank may hold the answer as to why U.S. and global health authorities have declined to label the global spread of the novel coronavirus a “pandemic.” Those bonds, now often referred to as “pandemic bonds,” were ostensibly intended to transfer the risk of potential pandemics in low-income

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5,441 & Counting: Cancer Diagnoses In CDC’s Post-9/11 Health Program Triple

In addition to thousands of cancer cases diagnosed after September 11, the terrorist attacks have been linked to more than 32,000 cases of serious respiratory or digestive issues and over 12,000 mental health diagnoses.

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By MintPress News Desk
New York, NY, September 15, 2001 -- The sun streams through the dust over the wreckage of the World Trade Center. (Photo by Ashley Morgan)

NEW YORK --- As the 15th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks approaches, a government program designed to help survivors receive health care is seeing a dramatic increase in cancer patients. Based on figures released on June 30 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Trade Center Health Program has enrolled

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New Documentary: Whistleblower Claims CDC Covered Up Vaccine-Autism Links

The documentary alleges that there was study that was performed and whether the CDC was complicit in a cover-up over a decade ago.

Ben Swann
By Ben Swann
Britain Ebola Vaccine

The debate over whether vaccines cause autism has become one of the most controversial disputes in this country. In this episode of Truth In Media, the focus is not on whether vaccines are responsible for autism. The issue at hand here is a study that was performed at the CDC and the question of whether the agency was complicit in a cover-up over a

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Highlighting Concerns, Ebola Spreads To Second Healthcare Worker

Nurses union leader says second infection ‘validates’ what they’ve been warning for the last two months, ‘that hospitals are not prepared to take care of Ebola patients’.

Lauren McCauley
By Lauren McCauley

A second healthcare worker at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital who helped treat the late Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan has now tested positive for the virus, state health officials confirmed on Wednesday. The unidentified worker reported having a fever on Tuesday and was immediately isolated. A preliminary Ebola test confirmed the presence

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Second Ebola Diagnosis In Texas Raises Questions About What The Hospital Is Doing Wrong

A health care worker in Dallas has been preliminarily diagnosed with Ebola, suggesting that the first case of the deadly virus has been transmitted on U.S. soil. The news has renewed questions over whether Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, the facility that recently treated the first case of Ebola diagnosed in the United States, is doing […]

Tara Culp-Ressler for Think Progress
By Tara Culp-Ressler for Think Progress

A health care worker in Dallas has been preliminarily diagnosed with Ebola, suggesting that the first case of the deadly virus has been transmitted on U.S. soil. The news has renewed questions over whether Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, the facility that recently treated the first case of Ebola diagnosed in the United States, is doing enough

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VIDEO: Ebola Case In Dallas Confirmed By CDC, First Diagnosis In U.S.

A patient at a Dallas hospital has tested positive for Ebola, the first case of the disease to be diagnosed in the United States, federal health officials announced Tuesday.

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By MintPress News Desk

The patient was in isolation at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, which had announced a day earlier that the person’s symptoms and recent travel indicated a possible case of Ebola, the virus that has killed more than 3,000 people across West Africa and infected a handful of Americans who have traveled to that region.  

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