ACIP Debrief- June 2025
With a focus on and explanation of the RSV antibody recommendations
https://www.malone.news/p/acip-debrief-june-2025
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With a focus on and explanation of the RSV antibody recommendations
https://www.malone.news/p/acip-debrief-june-2025
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The Radical Left's New Lawfare Tactic
to destroy Pres. Trump and his administration
https://www.malone.news/p/the-radical-lefts-new-lawfare-tactic
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to destroy Pres. Trump and his administration
https://www.malone.news/p/the-radical-lefts-new-lawfare-tactic
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The Radical Left's New Lawfare Tactic
to destroy Pres. Trump and his administration
Media is too big
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"Tempest in a Teapot"
About the ACIP meeting and dead media with Dr. Malone and Bannon
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About the ACIP meeting and dead media with Dr. Malone and Bannon
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I love reading bad cattitude
https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/why-the-media-is-becoming-absurd
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https://boriquagato.substack.com/p/why-the-media-is-becoming-absurd
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Substack
why the media is becoming absurd
irrelevance begets desperate bids for attention
Fun with the donkeys, alligators, and cat ladies. What could possibly go wrong? Equal opportunity offenses, above all!
Sunday Strip: Alligator Alcatraz
Teasing the donkeys
https://www.malone.news/p/sunday-strip-alligator-alcatraz
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Sunday Strip: Alligator Alcatraz
Teasing the donkeys
https://www.malone.news/p/sunday-strip-alligator-alcatraz
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Sunday Strip: Alligator Alcatraz
Teasing the donkeys
FWIW- public service announcement- second generation long lasting antibodies are not vaccines. This is a fact, no matter which influencer posts otherwise. Thank you for your attention.
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It is often better to stay quiet and have people wonder if you are ignorant than to tweet and remove all doubt
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The problem with βtrue believerβ fanatics is they always end up eating their own. See βjacobins, French Revolution β
https://www.malone.news/p/jaccuse?triedRedirect=true
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J'Accuse!
A little bit of knowledge can be a dangerous thing in the hands of the uninformed
Monoclonal antibodies versus vaccines:
Monoclonal antibodies are laboratory-made proteins that mimic the immune systemβs ability to fight harmful pathogens, such as viruses or bacteria. They provide immediate, passive immunity by directly binding to specific targets, like a virus, and neutralizing them. This offers quick, short-term protection or treatment. Monoclonal antibody products used for treatment or prevention. They do not contain adjuvants. Second generation monoclonal antibodies stay in circulation for about six months, and provide longer lasting effects.
Their effects are temporary. Once the monoclonal antibodies are broken down and cleared from the body, the protection fades. They do not βteachβ the immune system to recognize or remember the threat for the future.
Vaccines are preparations (often containing a piece of a virus, an inactivated virus, or a weakened live virus) that stimulate the immune system to mount a response. Vaccines provide active immunity by βtrainingβ the immune system to recognize and remember a pathogen.
Vaccines are thought to provide long-lasting protection, because they create immune memory, although this isn't always the case
To conclude:
Monoclonal antibodies act quickly but only offer temporary protection or treatment, without teaching the immune system to remember the threat. Unlike vaccines, monoclonal antibodies do not activate the immune system, reducing risks of autoimmune or inflammatory responses.
Vaccines are intended to build lasting immunity - or at least that is the idea...
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Monoclonal antibodies are laboratory-made proteins that mimic the immune systemβs ability to fight harmful pathogens, such as viruses or bacteria. They provide immediate, passive immunity by directly binding to specific targets, like a virus, and neutralizing them. This offers quick, short-term protection or treatment. Monoclonal antibody products used for treatment or prevention. They do not contain adjuvants. Second generation monoclonal antibodies stay in circulation for about six months, and provide longer lasting effects.
Their effects are temporary. Once the monoclonal antibodies are broken down and cleared from the body, the protection fades. They do not βteachβ the immune system to recognize or remember the threat for the future.
Vaccines are preparations (often containing a piece of a virus, an inactivated virus, or a weakened live virus) that stimulate the immune system to mount a response. Vaccines provide active immunity by βtrainingβ the immune system to recognize and remember a pathogen.
Vaccines are thought to provide long-lasting protection, because they create immune memory, although this isn't always the case
To conclude:
Monoclonal antibodies act quickly but only offer temporary protection or treatment, without teaching the immune system to remember the threat. Unlike vaccines, monoclonal antibodies do not activate the immune system, reducing risks of autoimmune or inflammatory responses.
Vaccines are intended to build lasting immunity - or at least that is the idea...
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