This is my personal To-Do list.
Since I’ve got such a backlog of research to do, I decided to make public my list of links that I want to investigate. This list is my way of keeping track of links without having too many tabs open in my browser.
Some of these links won’t make it to a timeline post. Links will be deleted from this list as they are moved into timeline posts or deemed not useful. Please see the About page for more information about how I choose links.
In a few cases, I have already decided to use links on this list in a post, but I haven’t figured out yet where to put them. You can easily spot these links because they are fully decorated and have icons associated with them. This way, they are more visible to me. When I’m ready to use them, they’ll be ready to insert into a post.
For the most part, I have not yet fully evaluated the links below; therefore, the items on this list may contain bad information. It is up to your discretion whether to check them out at all. I cannot vouch for them in any way.
Links to Investigate
- December 9, 2019. “Two Drugs Reduce Risk of Death from Ebola.” National Institutes of Health (NIH).
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/two-drugs-reduce-risk-death-ebola.
National Institutes of Health. - December 18, 2019. Anne Trafton. “Storing Medical Information below the Skin’s Surface: Specialized Invisible Dye, Delivered along with a Vaccine, Could Enable ‘on-Patient’ Storage of Vaccination History to Save Lives in Regions Where Paper or Digital Records Aren’t Available.” MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
https://news.mit.edu/2019/storing-vaccine-history-skin-1218. - December 29, 2019. “TAVISTOCK: The Greatest Mass Mind-Control Operation in World History (Video).” State of the Nation.
https://stateofthenation.co/?p=2677.