DR DAVID MARTIN ON HOW MONKEYPOX 🙈🙉🙊💉 IS JUST A COVER-UP FOR COVID JAB ADVERSE EFFECTS

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Not A Number - Dr. David Martin on how Monkey Pox is just a cover-up for Covid jab adverse effects
Monkeypox is a coverup for damage done to Immune System by COVID Vaccination resulting in Shingles, Autoimmune Blistering Disease & Herpes Infection
Do you not find it curious how in the space of 50 years, monkeypox has never really gotten off the ground outside of a couple of countries in Africa, but then within two years of the alleged emerge…
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While the 2022 Mpox outbreak has been declared over and the declared public health emergency has ended, low-level transmission of mpox is still occurring in the U.S.
Mpox transmission may still occur within South Carolina.
Providers should continue to test patients with clinical symptoms suggestive of mpox and offer or recommend mpox vaccination as part of routine STD care.
In addition, DHEC strongly recommends that people receive both doses of the mpox vaccination prior to activities that could lead to high-risk contact. There is some protection after the first dose, but the best protection occurs two weeks after the second dose. Jynneos vaccine continues to be made available through DHEC and selected provider clinics that routinely provide STD and HIV clinical services to those most at risk of exposure. You may search for options near you on the mpox vaccine provider map.
https://sc-dhec.maps.arcgis.co....m/apps/instant/nearb
FIND MPOX VACCINE SITE NEAR YOU
https://gis.dhec.sc.gov/MPXLoc....ator/MPX%20Providers
This map displays the locations of providers that have received MPOX vaccines within the state of South Carolina. Use this application as instructed below to find locations and information you can use to contact providers about current vaccine availability.
How To Use This App:
Click inside the search box next to the magnifying glass icon and type in an address or choose Use current location.
Click within the map to view locations in a certain area.
The search area is set to a 5-mile radius when you begin, but you can set a wider search area if you like.
Once you have a list of results, use the PDF iconPDF Logoat the top of your list to export locations found in the map.
To learn about the MPOX outbreak, click here:
https://scdhec.gov/infectious-....diseases/dhec-closel
Disclaimer: The South Carolina Department of Health (SCDPH) maintains this website as a service to the public. While SCDPH makes every effort to provide accurate and complete information, data may change prior to updating. SCDPH provides no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of furnished data.