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MIT SCIENTIST CONNECTS MRNA SHOTS TO BRAIN DISEASE
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The HighWire with Del Bigtree
Senior Research Scientist at MIT, Stephanie Seneff, discusses the recent paper she co-authored with Peter McCullough, which shines a light on science showing that mRNA vaccines may be causing widespread illness and death.
#StephanieSeneff #Prions #VaccineSafety
POSTED: April 22, 2022
The HighWire with Del Bigtree
Senior Research Scientist at MIT, Stephanie Seneff, discusses the recent paper she co-authored with Peter McCullough, which shines a light on science showing that mRNA vaccines may be causing widespread illness and death.
#StephanieSeneff #Prions #VaccineSafety
POSTED: April 22, 2022
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