Vaccines articles
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Second vaccine against bluetongue welcomed by sheep farmers
The Dutch agriculture ministry has ordered 1.3 doses of a second vaccine against bluetongue disease to give sheep farmers “extra security” against future outbreaks. The vaccine, produced by German pharmaceutical company Boehringer Ingelheim, was approved by agriculture minister Piet Adema on the advice of the Dutch veterinary medicines agency. Last year 40,000 sheep died after contracting the bluetongue virus, as the disease returned to the Netherlands after a 15-year absence. Symptoms include a...
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RGV Humane Society to host vaccine clinics
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — The Rio Grande Valley Humane Society hosts monthly community clinics for RGV residents. According to RGVHS, they provide discounted vaccinations and medications for both cats and dogs. Pets must be present for medications to be distributed or vaccinations administered. These clinics are pre-registration only. Registration starts at least two weeks before the event. There are two []
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Trump Voters Are Defecting to Robert Kennedy Over the Vaccine Issue
Donald Trump finds himself in trouble with some of his most passionate supporters. At the very beginning of the COVID pandemic, Trump managed unprecedented cooperation with the government, pharmaceutical companies, and Congress to create a vaccine for the virus in record time. Operation Warp Speed was seen as a success.