Björn Meyer
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Virologist ☣ | Trying to understand why viruses tick the way they do - then, now and in future | 🇩🇪🇪🇺🇺🇳 @themeyerlab.bsky.social
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A lot of people think that every international student admitted means one fewer spot for domestic students, when the opposite is more likely true - the tuition revenue international students bring allows public universities to provide substantial discounts to domestic students, improving access.
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WHO @who.int · 8d
Did you know that since 1999 an independent group of global experts called the Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE) has been providing WHO evidence-based recommendations on #vaccines?
What is the Strategic advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE)? Provides independent, evidence-based recommendations on vaccines. Established in 1999. SAGE recommendations consider public health impact, cost-effectiveness, programmatic feasibility, and equity.They ensure that vaccines work in real-world settings and reach those who need them the most. Thanks to expert advice from SAGE, WHO’s vaccine policies help give children lasting protection against serious diseases like measles, polio, diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough; giving parents confidence their 
child is protected. WHO regularly reviews evidence and ensures vaccine policies reflect the latest science. In fact, SAGE bases its recommendations
only on publicly available evidence
that is carefully assessed and validated using internationally recognized methods.
bmeyer.bsky.social
The even more burning question for me at the moment? Do you think or know whether this is suitable for IFA protocols as well? I'm curious now
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WHO @who.int · 14d
WHO statement on autism-related issues

The World Health Organization (WHO) emphasizes that there is currently no conclusive scientific evidence confirming a possible link between #autism and use of acetaminophen (also known as paracetamol) during pregnancy

Full statement bit.ly/47YsgwI
WHO statement on autism-related issues

Follow @WHO for the latest updates
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Yet he claims that the women formerly leading the CDC are lying and untrustworthy. Makes sense
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RFK Jr: "Some of our friends like to say that we should believe all women. But some of these people have been silencing and demonizing these mothers for three decades."
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Looking forward to seeing all US-based professionals and expert societies to correct these comments
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Trump: "It's too much liquid. Too many different things are going into that baby at too big a number. The size of this thing when you look at it. It's like 80 different vaccines and beyond vaccines."
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Oh America. What have you become
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NPR @npr.org · 15d
UPDATE: President Trump and his deputies tied autism to acetaminophen use during pregnancy, presented a cancer drug as a possible treatment, and said the FDA would change labeling to reflect both claims. There is little strong scientific evidence for either.
Trump blames Tylenol for autism. Science doesn't back him up
President Trump and his deputies tied autism to acetaminophen use during pregnancy, presented a cancer drug as a possible treatment, and said the FDA would change labeling to reflect both claims. There is little strong scientific evidence for either.
n.pr
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Maybe they should have sworn in JFK Jr. after all
bmeyer.bsky.social
oh absolut nicht. aber bei einigen älteren Herrschaften und einigen des "das war immer schon so" oder "das haben wir immer schon so gemacht", habe ich aufgehört, mich zu wundern. Denke die ganze akademische Landschaft in Deutschland könnte mal ein Update vertragen. aber das ist nur meine Meinung
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Nein. Und so kannst du deinen Gutachterkreis einschränken
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Get vaccinated. Nothing changed, RFK Jr nonsense or not
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Great news. The RSV vaccine will be freely available for newborns from October onwards. Effective protection from the most common cause of severe respiratory tract infection in newborns and toddlers.
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Good news ⭐️ RSV-Schutz mit Nirsevimab, das schwere Atemwegs-Erkrankungen um >80% reduziert, wird ab Oktober allen Neugeborenen kostenlos zur Verfügung stehen

Kinder mit erhöhtem Risiko für schwere Verläufe erhalten die Immunisierung auch vor ihrer zweiten RSV-Saison
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Für Säuglinge erstmals von Saisonbeginn an
Erstmals steht in Österreich über die gesamte Erkältungssaison von Oktober bis März für alle Säuglinge eine kostenlose Immunisierung gegen RSV zur Verfügung. Kinder, die während dieser Zeit auf die We...
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