Meningitis is an acute inflammation of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord, known collectively as the meninges. The inflammation may be caused by infection with viruses, bacteria, or other microorganisms, and less commonly by certain drugs. The most common symptoms are fever, headache, an inability to tolerate light or loud noises and […]
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Creators: Jennifer Smith & Anurodh Vaidya Series 4, Course 4 CONTENT WARNING: This course discusses difficult truths about the harvesting & use of humans and animals in the drug development process. Description: What are? These are the names of some of the fetal cell lines contained in vaccines. While companies claim the final products are
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Creators: Jennifer Smith & Anurodh Vaidya Series 4, Course 3 Description: Aluminum is an adjuvant that is added to vaccines. What is an adjuvant? An adjuvant is used to “wake up” the immune system and help it to build a stronger immune response to whatever is coming through a needle. But, does it really wake
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Creators: Jennifer Smith & Anurodh Vaidya Series 4, Course 2 Mercury | A documented toxin to the brain & neurologic system; what the heck is it doing in vaccines? Description: This course delivers a conscience review of the basics of Mercury: What is it? Timeline of introduction and use? Has it really been removed from
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Description: This course defines the common terms found in package inserts, outlines the various sections and guides your navigation of any products’ package insert. * This is the perfect primer for Dr. Tenpenny’s comprehensive “How to Read a Package Insert” course. {Find the course here: https://learning4you.org/courses/how-to-read-a-package-insert/} [1 Video, Length ~12 min, Guided Notes, Quiz]
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