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Nov 5, 2026

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1:33
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Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
1:44
His Star Talk, Cosmic Queries, a special edition on vaccines.
Chuck NiceHOST
1:50
Ooh.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
1:51
My co-host, Paul Mercurio, are you ready for this one? I feel sick already.

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Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
19:29
got to take a quick break.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
19:31
And when we come back, we'll pick up more questions.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
19:33
Cosmic Queries for Dr. Paul Offit, vaccine specialist in Philadelphia.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
19:39
We'll be
Alan DoveHOST
82:52
You may have sequelae that you deal with the rest of your life, but that was the progress of the disease to immunity, and that was one of the indicators that a vaccine could work.
Alan DoveHOST
83:06
because people who'd had it were immune.
Rich ConditHOST
83:09
So how come some RNA viruses, I'll address specifically, you know, throw off a lot of variants that require, if you like, Vaccine updates and stuff.
Rich ConditHOST
83:24
I mean, flu is kind of a special case because of the segmented genome, the bird reservoir, okay, and other
Vincent RacanielloHOST
83:34
characteristics.
Jeremy LevyHOST
17:23
There were deaths of patients and staff in dialysis units from hepatitis B.
Jeremy LevyHOST
17:28
And this has got infinitely better, both because of vaccination and because of what we call universal precautions to minimise the cross-contamination of patients and staff in dialysis units.
Jeremy LevyHOST
17:37
But that Vaccination is key, particularly for hepatitis B.
Jeremy LevyHOST
17:41
And we would really hope this is done in primary care, which is where most vaccination is done.
Jeremy LevyHOST
17:45
So we recommend that patients with chronic kidney disease heading for CKDG5, so it looks like they're going to need dialysis, should be vaccinated.
Vickie DanaherGUEST
15:21
If the patient is eligible, they must pay shipping for the product to be delivered to their home, refrigerate the product until they're ready to use it, and then also return the sprayer for proper disposal to the manufacturer through a prepaid return envelope.
Vickie DanaherGUEST
15:38
Also explained that at-home flu mist isn't currently an option for those without insurance or on the Vaccines for Children program.
Vickie DanaherGUEST
15:47
So for these patients, as well as those who don't want to go through all the steps involved with storing and disposing the product at home, you want to just recommend getting the nasal spray at your pharmacy if you stock it.
Vickie DanaherGUEST
16:00
And if you do stock the intranasal flu vaccine, continue to administer and bill your stock as usual.

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Vickie DanaherGUEST
22:04
For example, you could say something to the patient like to confirm what vaccine are you here to get today? Consider showing the patient the syringe before giving the injection as another double check.
Vickie DanaherGUEST
22:18
All right, well, that's a wrap on our annual flu vaccine update.
Vickie DanaherGUEST
22:22
For details on specific influenza vaccine products, check out our highly popular chart, Flu Vaccines for 2026-2027, available on our website.
Vickie DanaherGUEST
22:32
It includes approved ages for use, dose, cost, and more.
Ryan CristiánHOST
2:40
I'm talking about the things that we can prove that still people don't want to acknowledge because of how foundationally just destructive it is to what they believe the world is supposed to be like.
Ryan CristiánHOST
2:50
The people that chose to do things, that deliberately hid information, even if they just thought it was because it would undermine vaccine certainty or whatever they would frame it as, you still knowingly hid dangerous things from people who trusted you.
Ryan CristiánHOST
3:04
And that is all over that conversation.
Ryan CristiánHOST
3:07
It's still all over today.
Ryan CristiánHOST
3:41
And, you know, arguably, even though it's not accepted by the global, like, you know, everybody everywhere, we moved on to other topics because it's just nailed to the wall.
Ryan CristiánHOST
3:49
So too, do I argue is the argument of what Zionism truly is and what Israel is doing in the world? Not that point today.
Ryan CristiánHOST
3:56
But what's interesting is it was clear then, and it's still clear now, and it still yet has yet to truly influence the core mainstream, you know, just in this point, the vaccine conversation, larger science conversation.
Ryan CristiánHOST
4:12
And I find that insane, and what it shows you is sort of like the international community not caring to do anything about what we all can see.
Elizabeth DayHOST
46:13
I want to just listen to you speaking French.
Bill BaileyGUEST
46:16
Vaccin, illégal à répartir sur les membres.
Bill BaileyGUEST
46:20
And this play was very well received.
Bill BaileyGUEST
46:25
I won the prize, the prix for the best actor at this competition.
Eugenie KrugerHOST
2:12
His other writings include Plain Doctoring, as well as An Introduction to Homeopathy, and The Case Against Immunizations, as well as The Fundamentalist Controversy, which can be downloaded as a MS Word document.
Eugenie KrugerHOST
2:27
There's also Vaccination, A Sacrament of Modern Medicine, Childhood Ear Infections, and Why I Became a Homeopath.
Eugenie KrugerHOST
2:34
I'm sure you will absolutely enjoy this episode just as much as I have interviewing this amazing man.
Eugenie KrugerHOST
2:41
Thanks for listening.

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Richard MoskowitzGUEST
34:11
And so that if it comes back again, it's encrypted in the memory of the immune competent cells.
Richard MoskowitzGUEST
34:19
So it's not going to happen.
Richard MoskowitzGUEST
34:23
Whereas Vaccination is a chronic phenomenon.
Richard MoskowitzGUEST
34:27
It's not acute.
Lori HandyGUEST
1:45
I'm a pediatric infectious disease doctor, which means I just see kids with infections.
Lori HandyGUEST
1:50
And I work at our Vaccine Education Center where I'm an associate director.
Lori HandyGUEST
1:55
And there we work to just make sure families and healthcare providers have all the information they need to make informed decisions about how to vaccinate their kids.
Lori HandyGUEST
2:03
I'm a mom of two who keep me on their toes.
Terry HarvilleGUEST
1:55
Well, let's go back to the beginning.
Terry HarvilleGUEST
1:59
Vaccinations may have been even performed back in ancient Egypt.
Terry HarvilleGUEST
2:05
And people don't realize that, but the variolization process, which Jenner developed, which was where you take the cowpox live vaccine, scratch it on the surface of a person, and they would develop immunity against cowpox that protected them from smallpox.
Terry HarvilleGUEST
2:25
He recognized that, at least the story goes, by milkmaids that would have developed lesions from cowpox, but would not develop smallpox.
Dean MitchellHOST
3:42
Right.
Terry HarvilleGUEST
3:44
And so what was the difference? Well, a little bit of hygiene, but vaccinations.
Terry HarvilleGUEST
3:50
Vaccinations became the big difference that we started doing.
Terry HarvilleGUEST
3:54
And initially there was the tetanus toxoid, the theriotoxoid.
Steve FriendHOST
0:54
Legal fight over cutting down the trees at a golf course in Washington.
Steve FriendHOST
0:58
Feds are excited about the coronavirus vaccine.
Steve FriendHOST
1:01
And Donald Trump is fighting to save little Italy.
Steve FriendHOST
1:05
So let's get after it.

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Steve FriendHOST
38:07
It does reference men as part of having a baby.
Steve FriendHOST
38:11
But what I'm interested in here is actually the first bullet point that has nothing to do with pregnancy.
Steve FriendHOST
38:18
Bullet point here, a 2026, 2027 COVID-19 vaccine is recommended for all adults ages 18 and older.
Steve FriendHOST
38:29
Shoot that gene juice straight into your arm.

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