So many unsubstantiated assertions in one article. Terrible
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Shame on you Toronto Sun!
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“EDITOR’S NOTE: The column does not constitute medical advice”. You can say that again!
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truly appalling that any serious newspaper would print this. Let's hope they take it down as soon as possible. Children will die if they follow this quack's advice.
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It'd be good if newspapers sent their editors a memo reminding them to be vigilant about content like this. It'll always help for editors to take a firm line on the science & medicine/health content they accept. (& perhaps use freelance specialist editors to vet content.)
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That is no vaccination! That's 2.5 ml and at least a 21 gauge needle. Also, Pauling was wrong about the antiviral properties of megadose vit C. Be responsible and have your children and yourselves vaccinated.
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Terrible!!
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This is so weird; it seems like everyone else is linking to a different [anti-vaccine] article. When I click on the link, it’s an article advising parents to get their kids vaccinated. Here’s a screenshot (maybe they switched it out?)pic.twitter.com/GWTNPN6tBm
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I did a little digging & it looks like they massaged it & now( I checked a min ago) it’s taken down. I didn’t get the page you screen shot. Here’s a link that helped me figure it out.
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Taken down? Article no longer available (at least that I can find)
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