mail I received this letter, not if you have some @ s already heard about it but I think it's interesting that you read and then opineis on the subject.
MINISTER OF HEALTH, listen to me:
By Monica Lalanda:
September 9, 2009 .-
Madam Minister, I suggest that you be the first English woman to get vaccinated against influenza A. In fact, with this nonsense called autonomous, if they shot you and the entire portfolio of people who govern us in Spain the control group would be large enough to feel all safer.
You see, I am grateful that I have placed at the head of risk groups and has you so very much interested in that I did not catch the flu. I understand that you need me to make the health system does not collapse, however, is a great pity that, like you care about my health and I suddenly valued as a national asset, do not worry about my job situation. I invite you to come and see my contract or the other doctors in this country. The vast majority work contracts in the rest of old Europe would be a shame.
Madam Minister, I'm not going to vaccinate. The virus not mutate finish from the last mutation should spend six to eight months to prepare aforementioned vaccine. That is, we suggest the vaccine can not be effective. In terms of safety, we have the experience of flu vaccines made in haste; hazardous adjuvants are used in order to put less virus. Frankly, I'd rather have snot for three days having a Guillain-Barre syndrome.
Madam Minister, I do not like being a guinea pig. The Center for Disease Prevention and Control in the EU "expects to know the effects of the vaccine in healthy adults to detect possible adverse consequences." You see, most do not. I prefer to be the place you and me what counts.
Madam Minister, they are leaving the matter of hand. Is already more than clear that this virus, although highly contagious, it is very aggressive and over 95% of cases are so mild. It is expected more than 500 deaths compared to 1500 to 3000, which causes the traditional flu.
Meanwhile, you are allowing an unacceptable waste of resources. Many hospitals in the country are being absurd and unnecessary architectural changes to prepare for a catastrophe that we know will not happen. You have spent 333 million euros in the pandemic of color and fantasy. The lethality of the virus is 0.018%, frankly laughable. Lady
Minister, let me remind you that the flu has so far killed 23 people and has an incidence of 40-50 cases per week and 100,000 inhabitants. However, the snuff produced in Spain, 40,000 deaths per year and 6,000 by passive smoking. Now that's a pandemic, but you prefer to ignore. It is a subject less attractive and to create a multitude of enemies. Of the 447 deaths on English roads in 2008, or speak, which is not your portfolio.
Madam Minister, explain why you have Tamiflu military custody. The antiviral efficacy of the flu and is doubtful anyway all it does is reduce a little while the duration of symptoms and with negligible side effects. One would think that you keep under lock and key the cure for cancer or bubonic plague. Place the drug in pharmacies where it belongs and let's own fantasies of Hollywood. Alternatively, do something about the patent for oseltamivir and allow the manufacture of other pharmaceutical companies, and no hassles of restrictions.
Madam Minister, the provisions of the World Health Organization have already skated in the past. When bird flu, they predicted 150 million at the end were killed in 262 deaths. They have become a mistake, never mind. The important thing is to stop the madness in which we are assembled and that, Mrs. Martinez, you are responsible.
Madam Minister, this one is a cynic by nature. Too many people take slice in this case. Not only the manufacturers of vaccines and antivirus but those who make the masks, vitamin C, those of active bifidus, manufacturers of artificial ventilators and pulse oximeters, those of tissues, the hand sanitizing products, to terminally ill prisoners who want to use to go home. However, I do not deny either that the smoke screen they have come to the hair to your government now that the crisis is ticking, unemployment has historical levels, we raise taxes, raises the income tax and low GDP. By chance, I guess.
Madam Minister, a little something more. If I have to see many more pictures of her half-page to look clever, sexy outfits and poses as a model ... Going to give me something!
Lalanda Monica has spent the past 16 years in England, mostly as a medical emergency in Leeds (West Yorkshire). He now works in the emergency unit of Hospital General de Segovia, participates in several British publications and books and magazines illustrated with medical vignettes
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