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    With the Wind with Dr. Paul – Show 198: Pediatric Perspectives: Vaccine Zealotry: Don’t Fear Disease with Suzanne Humphries, M.D.

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    ​A physician’s firsthand account of hospital vaccine protocols, medical ethics, and the importance of informed inquiry in pediatric and inpatient care.

    Dr. Paul Thomas and Suzanne Humphries, M.D. in conversation during With the Wind with Dr. Paul, discussing pediatric health, vaccine policy, and medical ethics.
    ​In this episode of With the Wind with Dr. Paul, Paul Thomas, M.D. is joined by Suzanne Humphries, M.D. for a detailed discussion on institutional medicine, vaccine policy, and how standardized protocols can override individualized clinical judgment.
    ​Dr. Humphries, a former hospital-based internist and nephrologist, explains how her questions about vaccination practices emerged not from ideology, but from years of direct clinical experience. As she recounts, her concerns developed gradually as she observed how policy-driven systems increasingly replaced physician discretion in inpatient care.
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    With the Wind with Dr. Paul — Show 197: Pediatric Perspectives: Parent's Questions & Pediatrician's Answers with DeeDee Hoover

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    Understanding Why Viral Illness Lasts Longer and When Antibiotics Are Actually Needed

    Dr. Paul Thomas and DeeDee Hoover in conversation discussing pediatric health questions during a recorded episode of With the Wind with Dr. Paul, addressing why viral infections persist and when antibiotics are necessary for children.
    Parents across the Kids First 4Ever community have been asking the same questions this winter: Why do colds and flus seem to last for weeks? Can my child catch another infection while recovering from one? And when my pediatrician offers antibiotics, is that really necessary?
    ​In this episode of With the Wind with Dr. Paul, DeeDee Hoover (J.A.M. — Just a Mom) steps into the host role to ask Dr. Paul the most frequently submitted parent questions from across multiple Kids First 4Ever platforms. The result is a practical, education-focused conversation that addresses the real concerns families are navigating right now—grounded in clinical experience and real-world observation.
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    With the Wind with Dr. Paul – Show 196: Pediatric Perspectives: Costly Mistakes: Kids and COVID with Liz Mumper, M.D.

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    What the Pandemic Revealed About Pediatric Risk, Informed Consent, and Decision-Making for Children

    Dr. Paul Thomas with guest Liz Mumper, M.D., featured in With the Wind with Dr. Paul Show 196: Pediatric Perspectives--Costly Mistakes: Kids and COVID.
    When COVID-19 emerged, families were inundated with information that often failed to clearly distinguish between adult and pediatric risk. In this episode of With the Wind, Paul Thomas, M.D., examines how children were affected by COVID-19 and how medical decision-making for minors unfolded during the pandemic.
    The discussion centers on a core principle of pediatrics: children are not small adults. Pediatric care requires age-specific risk assessment, careful interpretation of data, and a clear understanding of how medical decisions may affect developing bodies over time.
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    With the Wind with Dr. Paul – Show 195: Pediatric Perspectives: The Religion of Vaccines with Aaron Siri, Esq.

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    A Legal and Scientific Examination of Belief, Data, and Accountability

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    ​In this compelling episode of With the Wind, Dr. Paul is joined by attorney Aaron Siri, Esq. for a deep exploration of vaccine safety, scientific transparency, and legal accountability. Drawing from sworn testimony, FDA documents, and decades of regulatory history, this conversation challenges long-held assumptions about how vaccines are tested, regulated, and defended in public discourse.
    ​Aaron Siri brings a rare legal lens to pediatric healthcare—one grounded not in theory, but in court records, depositions, and federal filings. As a civil rights and vaccine litigation attorney, Siri has spent years examining what the data actually show versus what the public is told.
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    With the Wind with Dr. Paul — Show 194, Pediatric Perspectives: How to Avoid Winter Sickness Naturally with Lawrence B. Palevsky, MD

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    ​A grounded, physiology-first approach to winter respiratory illness

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    Each winter, families brace for what feels like an inevitable cycle of coughs, fevers, congestion, and emergency room visits. In With the Wind – Show 194, Dr. Paul Thomas is joined by Lawrence B. Palevsky, MD for a timely and deeply clarifying conversation about why winter sickness is so common—and how parents can respond without panic.
    Rather than defaulting to fear-driven narratives or symptom suppression, this episode reframes winter illness through the lens of physiology, inflammation, and the body’s innate intelligence.
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    With the Wind with Dr. Paul – Show 193: Pediatric Perspectives: Biopharmaceutical Debacle: How COVID Still Haunts Us with Peter McCullough, M.D.

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    Examining early COVID treatment, vaccine policies, and spike protein concerns

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    In this episode of With the Wind: Science Revealed, Dr. Paul welcomes Dr. Peter McCullough, a highly published internist, cardiologist, and epidemiologist recognized for his early leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their conversation focuses on early outpatient treatment, the lack of leadership from major medical institutions, concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine program, and new insights into spike protein persistence. This episode presents a clear and detailed look at what the data and clinical experience have shown.
    When Institutions Withdrew, Early Treatment Emerged Elsewhere
    Dr. Paul highlights Dr. McCullough’s landmark 2020 paper, Pathophysiological Basis and Rationale for Early Outpatient Treatment of SARS-CoV-2, which laid out the first organized outpatient treatment protocol in the early months of the pandemic. Dr. McCullough recounts his surprise that no major academic center—Harvard, Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, or others—ever produced such a protocol or positioned itself as a leader in early treatment. Hospitals instead waited for NIH and IDSA guidance, which focused solely on inpatient care rather than preventing hospitalization and death.