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12-Year-Olds Could Get Mpox Vaccine in EU if Approved
Mpox vaccine maker Bavarian Nordic today said it plans to seek European regulatory approval for its vaccine for children ages 12-17 after the World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday declared a global public health emergency.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted the vaccine an “emergency use authorization” for adolescents during the 2022 global mpox outbreak, according to Medical Xpress.
Meanwhile, medical commentator John Campbell, Ph.D., said today on his YouTube show that — based on evidence from the WHO, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and U.K. government official data sources — he believes the probability of “ongoing sustained transmission” of mpox in the West is “remarkably low.”
In May 2022, the WHO announced it would phase out the name “monkeypox” and rename the disease “mpox” to avoid the stigma generated by associating the disease with monkeys.
Mpox typically not transmitted by air
Campbell reviewed official information about mpox, such as how the disease is transmitted and its symptomatic stages.
He said there are two types of mpox: clade 1 and clade 2. Both are typically transmitted via close contact or sexual contact, according to the CDC. Examples include skin-to-skin, mouth-to-mouth, mouth-to-skin contact and sex. It can also be spread by touching objects recently touched by a person with the disease, such as towels or sheets.
People can also get mpox from close contact with infected wild animals. Campbell pointed out the likelihood of that occurring in Western countries is slim.
According to the WHO’s mpox factsheet, the virus also can be transmitted via “respiratory droplets or short-range aerosols from prolonged close contact.”
There’s been no confirmed case of airborne transmission in the U.K. so far, Campbell said. “So it’s not looking like that really is a major cause of transmission.”
Common symptoms — which may last 2-4 weeks — include rash (i.e., pus-filled lesions that eventually dry out and turn to scabs), fever, sore throat, headache, muscle aches, back pain, low energy and swollen lymph nodes, according to the WHO.
“It’s going to be fairly obvious when people have got this disease and it’s going to be fairly obvious, as long as people are moderately honest about it, who to avoid for a period,” Campbell said.
Teens generally not at risk of severe disease
Campbell discussed how the first case reported outside of Africa since the WHO’s Wednesday declaration — a person in Sweden — was a returning traveler. “That’s to be expected,” he said. “If a disease is endemic in a particular part of the world, you’re going to get people coming back with it.”
Bavarian Nordic CEO Paul Chaplin said in a statement, “Children and adolescents are disproportionately affected by mpox in the ongoing outbreak in Africa, highlighting the importance and urgency to broaden the access to vaccines and therapies for this vulnerable population.”
However, according to the CDC, adolescents — as an age group — are not generally at risk for developing severe disease from mpox. Those at risk of severe disease are people with weakened immune systems, children younger than 1, people with a history of eczema and pregnant women.
Mpox vaccine isn’t a genetic vaccine — for now
The current mpox vaccines are “traditional antigen” vaccines rather than “genetic” vaccines — at least for now, Campbell told viewers.
“So it concerns me way less than the RNA [and] DNA genetic vaccines would … Although I would say no reason to get one — for me personally, just to use me as an example.”
There are three different mpox vaccines “but they’re all much the same variety,” Campbell said. They all are derived from the smallpox vaccine.
With an antigen vaccine, you can more precisely control the amount of antigen the person receives compared with genetic vaccines, such as the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines.
“The level of immunity generated probably isn’t that great,” he said. “The last paper I read, it was about 66% protection after two doses, only about a 35% protection after one dose.”
Campbell added:
“Of course, this tells us nothing about how much money manufacturers could make from the vaccine and presumably — if there’s a large-scale rollout — there’ll be a lot of money involved.”
He emphasized that mpox is a problem in Africa but that he’s “not too worried about the West at the moment.”
Referring to the WHO’s emergency declaration, Campbell said, “Let’s hope that not too much fuss is made about it and that this goes away fairly soon and fairly quietly.”
Emergency Alert: The Next Bio-Attack is Here – Globalists Using Gay Community to Spread MPox Worldwide
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Belarusian President Says Most Ukrainians ‘Hate’ Zelensky
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko says the Ukrainian government is out of touch with its own people, who do not want to die in the conflict with Russia. He also claims that the Ukrainian leader Volodymyr […]
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UK: Woman Arrested for Silent Prayer Wins Payout and Apology
Labour prime minister Sir Keir Starmer has launched an assault on free speech, and is planning also to go after ‘thought crime.’
So campaigners were pleased on Monday morning to see this fundamental freedom come out on top, at least in one case.
Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, a Christian charity volunteer, was arrested twice (in 2022 and 2023) for praying silently outside an abortion clinic in Birmingham—both times while the Conservative Party was in office. On the second occasion, Vaughan-Spruce was surrounded by police officers, with one telling her:
You’ve said you’re engaging in prayer, which is the offence.
Campaigners said she was searched, including through her hair, and later charged and prosecuted, even though she hadn’t expressed any opinion.
Both cases have since been dropped, and reports this morning, on August 19th, reveal that Vaughan-Spruce has received a £13,000 (€15,270) payout and an apology from West Midlands Police.
The New Culture Forum has hailed this as “a rare victory for common sense.”
Conservative peer Lord Frost also said “it is incredible that people have been arrested for thought crime in modern Britain,” and noted that it is likely “there will be further such cases, and then not just freedom of speech but freedom of thought will be under threat.”
Indeed, it is likely that the new Labour government will overwrite draft guidelines telling police that silent prayer—as well as “consensual” communication—should be allowed outside abortion clinics.
Vaughan-Spruce’s legal case was supported by ADF UK. The legal advocacy group celebrated her “victory against UK censorship.”
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