Liam Donaldson

From The Grauniad : The first flu pandemic of the 21st century is less lethal than experts feared, killing only 26 out of every 100,000 people who became ill, a study by the chief medical officer reveals today. But a third of deaths have been among healthy people who would not have been eligible for vaccination under the present strategy... Good stuff, you might think, panic over, we might as well not bother with the billions to be spent on the vaccine - given those sort of numbers it would be nigh impossible to prove that the vaccine actually led to a statistically significant ... Read Full Story

VGMMASSACHUSETTS wrote: Subscribe Unsubscribe 91177info November 07, 2009 (more info) (less info) Want to Subscribe? Sign In or Sign Up now! Censored YouTube cut the first upload down to 2 minutes ! Rt Hon Andy Burnham MP and Sir Liam Donaldson are thinking of profit before the health of the UK's population. Why is it that Mrs Ewa Kopa... Censored YouTube cut the first upload down to 2 minutes ! Rt Hon Andy Burnham MP and Sir Liam Donaldson are thinking of profit before the health of the UK's population. Why is it ... Read Full Story

Extremists are attempting to derail the introduction of a national swine flu vaccination campaign, the country’s top doctor has warned. Sir Liam Donaldson, the Chief Medical Officer for England, spoke out against protests aimed at deterring people from having the jab. In one case, a Birmingham hospital had already been flyposted with anti-vaccination messages as its immunisation campaign started. Read more... Well Sir Liam, Lets see you, your wife and kids and grandkids all lined up on prime time tv to see you all get vaccinated with the Pandemix mercury and squaline loaded Jab then!! Read Full Story

A second wave of swine flu could be on its way, scientists warned last night after the number of new cases rose for the first time since July. The jump, from an estimated 3,000 to 5,000, comes a fortnight after children – key spreaders of the disease – returned to school. There have been outbreaks at six schools in England, but health chiefs repeated that there are no plans to close schools as it would do little to contain the disease. In another development, two sufferers are believed to have developed resistance to Tamiflu, the anti-viral drug which is the only line of defence ... Read Full Story

Medical experts have warned that swine flu could claim 65,000 lives in Britain unless the epidemic is stopped. It would be the worst case scenario based on 30 per cent of the population catching the virus, The Mirror quoted Chief Medical Officer Sir Liam Donaldson, as saying. Donaldson spoke as it was announced the number of Britons who have died after contracting swine flu now stands at 29. Twelve deaths were reported in just four days. There are also 652 people being treated in hospital, 53 of them in a critical condition. The latest victim who died of the deadly flu was a six-year-old ... Read Full Story