With the Wind with Dr. Paul — Podcast 200: Pediatric Perspectives: Focusing on Chronic Disease with Liz Mumper, M.D.
What's driving the dramatic rise in chronic childhood illness — and what can parents do about it?
What's driving the dramatic rise in chronic childhood illness — and what can parents do about it?
What does it cost a physician to tell the truth — and what does the evidence actually show about vaccine safety, immune health, and children who have never been vaccinated?
Vaccine Zealotry + Don’t Fear Disease
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