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In previous breads, Anons were discussing a "new" Covid-19 Vaccine related syndrome in children. One Anon pointed to the FDA's knowledge,prior to the vaccine rollout, of this possible side effect and others.

PB Notable

>>14273024, >>14273152 Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome (MIS) full graphics

PBShould have been Notable

>>14274824 FDA KNEW LIST OF KNOWN SIDE EFFECTS OF COVID-19 JABS PRIOR TO JAB ROLLOUT

>>14288138

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A Federal RePORTER search for "Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C" produced 129 results (pic 4 related). Can't post the sauce because it has that pesky "?" in it. To find NIH articles without the pesky ? in the sauce, follow these steps (this Anon entered "Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C" for this search):

1. Anon went to

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https://federalreporter.nih.gov

(pic 5 related) and searched for "Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C". Got the 129 results on a page (pic 4 related) that has the ? in the sauce.

1. Then Anon clicked on "Show/Hide Search Criteria" to verify that the search criteria were correct and got results in pic 6 related (sauce still has the ?).

1. Next Anon clicked on the title of the first "Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C" related article titled "Clinical Training in Rheumatology". The result (pic 7 related) still has the pesky ? in the sauce but the article is now isolated from the other 128 related articles.

1. Anon right clicked the project number (highlighted in pic 7) and opened it in a new tab. The result (pic 8 related) has sauce without the pesky "?".

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https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10271335

Anon wonders, is the "?" in the sauce done deliberately, in an effort to make it more difficult for Frens to share information anonamously?

>>14288138

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"Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C" was described as a "new" syndrome in the video posted by PB Anon, when it has been a topic of study from2008 through 2020and Federal RePORTER lists 129 articles on the subject. Can't post sauce for these pics because of the ? mark in it but you can find this webpage by doing step 1 in 2/8 above.

>>14288138

Moar Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C, Plus Neonatal Onset and Juvenile Multisystem Inflammatory Disease

"Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C" has been described as a "new" syndrome, when it has been a topic of study from2008 through 2020and Federal RePORTER lists 129 articles on the subject. Can't post sauce for these pics because of the ? mark in it but you can find this webpage by doing step in 2/8 above - continued.

>>14288138

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"Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C" has been described as a "new" syndrome, when it has been a topic of study from2008 through 2020and Federal RePORTER lists 129 articles on the subject. Can't post sauce for these pics because of the ? mark in it but you can find this webpage by doing step in 2/8 above - continued.

>>14288138

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The "Clinical Training in Rheumatology" article mentionsNeonatal Onset Multisystem Inflammatory Disease (NOMID).

https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10271335

>>14288138

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Anon searched Neonatal Onset Multisystem Inflammatory Disease on Federal RePORTER and got 44 resultsdated from 2008 to 2020. Anon assumes that Neonatal Onset Multisystem Inflammatory Disease is closely related to Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C because it is mentioned in the "Clinical Training in Rheumatology" article which is related to MIS-C.

>>14288138

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Anon also searched "Juvenile Multisystem Inflammatory Disease" and got 14 resultsdating from 2008 to 2020.

Anon is just Anon and would like to ask more knowledgeable Anons to look at this information and let Frens know how it relates to current events. Anon believes that the only stupid question is the one that goes unasked. Keeping that in mind, here are some questions. Are juveniles similar to children? Does neonatal have anything to do with children? Is MIS-C the new fear porn or rationalization for a pediatric version of Cuomo's nursing home disaster or both? Is it a coincidence that the funding for MIS-C, Neonatal Onset Multisystem Inflammatory Disease and Juvenile Multisystem Inflammatory Disease is only listed from 2008 through 2020 on the Federal RePORTER? Who became President in 2008 and does that play into MIS-C storyline? Has funding for MIS-C and related studies really ended? If it has, why has it ended?

>>14288138

Bun for

Baker

if you like.

>>14288138, >>14288156, >>14288178, >>14288189, >>14288204, >>14288214, >>14288230, >>14288250 Moar Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C, Plus Neonatal Onset and Juvenile Multisystem Inflammatory Disease

>>14288289

Tried that and got not valid URL. This describes method to get around the problem on "Federal RePORTER" website.

>>14288239

Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome-C appears to be closely related to previously known disease. Could it be repackaged to produce more fear porn?

>>14288347

Will try,

TY.