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High Risk Profession

Posted on August 12, 2011 by admin

Mark Geier, MD is a critic of using Thimerosal (a form of mercury) in vaccines, especially for children. His criticisms and revelations became a major thorn in the side of vaccine companies

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High Risk Profession

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