US Government Stockpiling Emergency Medical Supplies as Fears of Global Nuclear War Escalate

by Ethan A. Huff, Natural News:

Wars and rumors of wars have prompted the federal occupying powers of the United States of America to begin doing what these rapacious entities have repeatedly commanded everyday citizens not to do: they’re now stockpiling food, medicine and other emergency supplies in one massive, nuclear anticipatory horde to maintain continuity in the event of a nuclear holocaust.

A recent announcement from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the agency responsible for groping and molesting you and your grandmother as you travel through U.S. airports, says it needs to add four additional preparedness tools to the “Strategic National Stockpile,” each dealing with having to treat severe burns on human bodies in a post-nuclear disaster event.

Included among these four products is Silverlon, a silver-impregnated nylon bandage that will be used to treat first- and second-degree thermal burns. The other three products will be in the same vein, though apparently these are currently “being developed,” and clinical studies are underway to gain their approval through the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

“To protect health and save lives from the impacts of multiple types of disasters, we have to address critical challenges in burn care,” stated Dr. Robin Robinson, Ph.D., head of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response’s (ASPR’s) Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, also known as BARDA.

“These products are intended to offer greater options and help create a continuum of care in a mass casualty incident; together they have the potential to eliminate resource-intensive steps, shorten hospital stays and improve patient outcomes.”

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In addition to the Silverlon bandage, the HHS also plans to procure:

• NexoBrid, a topical gel to be manufactured by the Israeli-based MediWound company. This pineapple-based enzyme solution will quickly dissolve damaged or dead skin tissue to create a clean wound-bed for grafting in new skin.

• StrataGraft, a cell-based skin substitute to be manufactured by Wisconsin-based Stratatech Corporation. This product will take the place of actual human skin when surgically implanting new skin over burned skin.

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