21st Century Bacterial Pneumonia: Old Habits and New Approaches

July 25, 2007 presentation by Norman Rizk for the Stanford School of Medicine Medcast lecture series. Pneumonia occurs when a person's lungs become inflamed and filled with fluid as a result of infection by bacteria, viruses or fungi. Though treatment protocols have significantly advanced since the Great Pandemic of 1918 -- when mortality rates were 320 times those of today -- pneumonia is still the 6th leading cause of death in the United States. Norman Rizk, MD, professor of medicine,
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From: StanfordUniversity

Time : 51 min 16

Added : 22/05/08 22:55

Tags: 1918 flu pandemic deaths

H1N1 FROZEN BODY EXHUMED to RESURRECT 1918 Swine Flu by US Armed Institute of Pathology in 1998

www.nytimes.com www.cdc.gov This video proves that the US Armed Institute of Pathology traveled to Alaska in 1998 for the sole purpose of exhuming a dead body infected with the 1918 pandemic virus, and to resurrect it, because their previous formaldehyde preserved samples were not good enough. Then the Army omits this fact in the papers released to the
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