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Join Doctor-Attorney Mayer Eisenstein and Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips as they discuss why CDC Director Dr. Tom Friedman should apologize to the nurse he critcized for allegedly breaking protocol, when the nurse, who worked with an Ebola patient, contracted Ebola; the larger story that is getting very little attention right now--enterovirus D68, that has allegedly killed several children in the U.S.; the CDC's long track record of cover-up and misrepresentation; the current confusion about how, and how easily, the current Ebola viruse can spread; possible treatments for Ebola; a brief appearance by analytical chemist Dr. Paul King, Ph.D., discussing why the influenza vaccine doesn't protect against the flu; the use of mosquitoes to control Dengue fever in Brazil; special guest Marcella Piper-Terry discussing her work with vaxtruth.org, the "No Shots, No School, Not True" billboard campaign, and vaccine-injured children and adults; the percentage of a recent Dr. Oz show audience that said they don't trust vaccines (it will surprise you!); and more!
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