BOOSTER FOR TETANUS AND DIPHTHERIA NOT NEEDED

BOOSTER FOR TETANUS AND DIPHTHERIA NOT NEEDED

A new study shows that adults are protected without booster shots against tetanus and diphtheria for at least 30 years after getting the standard childhood vaccination shots. The United Kingdom and other countries do not recommend adult booster shots at all. Considering the number of adults scheduled to get booster shots at the current recommended 10 year interval, the authors of the study estimate a $280 million health care cost savings each year in the U.S. if the booster schedule were changed to at least the 30 year interval. 

HOW TO STOP THE HEALTHCARE CRISIS – ERSKINE OVERNIGHT INTERVIEW

HOW TO STOP THE HEALTHCARE CRISIS – ERSKINE OVERNIGHT INTERVIEW

Despite spiraling costs, there is little progress in combating major diseases. Our focus on treatment, with minimal attention to prevention, creates a cost explosive situation that grows exponentially. The following need to be addressed simultaneously To Stop The Healthcare Crisis:
1) KIDSTART PREVENTION PROGRAM
2) PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
3) MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN PROGRAM
4) GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION
5) FDA REFORM
6) STOP BIG PHARMA
7) STOP HEALTH INSURERS
8) STOP POLLUTION

HOW TO STOP THE HEALTHCARE CRISIS

HOW TO STOP THE HEALTHCARE CRISIS

HOW TO STOP THE HEALTHCARE CRISIS https://bit.ly/2v4SHxr
Despite spiraling costs, there is little progress in combating major diseases. Our focus on treatment, with minimal attention to prevention, creates a cost explosive situation that grows exponentially. The following need to be addressed simultaneously To Stop The Healthcare Crisis:
1) SIMONE HEALTHY START™ PREVENTION PROGRAM
2) PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY
3) MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN PROGRAM
4) GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION
5) FDA REFORM
6) STOP BIG PHARMA
7) STOP HEALTH INSURERS
8) STOP POLLUTION

MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY

MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY

Your health insurance costs are out of control and are the second leading cost for companies, organizations, unions, and governments. To contain costs, employers tried everything without success: less coverage, higher copays, higher deductibles, etc.  America spends the most on health care, ranks last among the top 19 nations, has one of the highest infant mortality rates, obesity rates, and a lower life expectancy. About 80% of all health care dollars are spent on chronic illnesses that are self-induced. And as “excess deaths” rise, health care costs will soar.