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Although today, 14 February 2023, the WHO database on adverse reactions to Covid-19 vaccines stands at the UNPRECENTED IN THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE at 4,906,644 (let me say that again as it grows by nearly [More]
Richaed Vobes conducts an interview with an expert…. 5G radiation is a health worry from the equipment located on masts erected across the country. Researcher, Ian Jarvis joins me to explain that some of the [More]
Global warming could do more than just melt polar ice. It could change our maps, and displace people from cities and tropical islands. National Geographic Published on 18 May 2007
