Peter McCullough

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The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – The CDC understood marketing was a problem as the Jynneos Bavarian Nordic Monkeypox vaccine flopped. So, they changed the name of the virus to MPOX, but it was too late. Now, we have a soon-to-be-declared emergency in highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza. Europe and the US have invested in vaccines with great hope of public enthusiasm for the shots...

BackgroundSurgical site infection in colon surgery is associated with significant cost and increased length of hospital stay. Recently, there has been interest in the use of pulsed lavage to reduce the risk of surgical site infection in contaminated wounds. Although increasingly used and gaining popularity, its effectiveness in elective colorectal surgery has been poorly documented. This study aimed to investigate the incidence of surgical site infection within 30 days of elective colorectal surgery in patients who underwent wound irrigation with pulse lavage versus standard closure.MethodologyA retrospective study was conducted at a university hospital over a two-year period between January 2020 and December 2021. All adult patients who underwent elective colorectal surgery were eligible for inclusion.ResultsA total of 222 patients underwent elective colorectal surgery during the study period. Operative procedures included abdominoperineal resections, left and right hemicolectomies, pelvic exenterations, small bowel or large bowel resections, as well as stoma reversals, formations, and refashioning. In total, 76 patients underwent pulse lavage while 146 did not. The total number of surgical site infections was 39 during the study period. Infection rates in the pulse lavage group were 14.47% compared to 19.18% in the standard closure group. The chi-square analysis concluded the difference in infection rates was not statistically significant (p = 0.213).ConclusionsThe findings demonstrated a difference in infection rates of almost 5% favouring the pulse lavage group; however, it did not reach a statistical difference. Although infection rates were in keeping with those described in the literature, further studies in the form of randomized controlled trials should be performed to determine the benefits, if any, of pulse lavage in colorectal surgery.

We bring to the attention of our readers the outstanding production of the McCullough Foundation, featuring Peter McCullough and John Leake. Global Research remains indebted to the McCullough Foundation Click link to access the video The incident on July 13 in Butler, Pennsylvania is the first time a would-be assassin has …

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Sat Jul 20 Many have forgotten about President Biden's extensive neurological history.

The McCullough Report with Dr. Peter McCullough – Biden’s neurological history was reviewed with former White House Correspondent Emerald Robinson on the Absolute Truth. She believes he was not mentally sharp early in 2020, shortly after he took his first of six publicly disclosed COVID-19 vaccines, which deposit Spike protein in the brain of recipients. Could the cumulative burden of neurological insults have been too much for him?

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