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CHD President Mary Holland says there’s a strong correlation between hyper-vaccination and sudden infant deaths. “We have been critical of this narrative that it’s how the baby sleeps, whether on the baby’s back or on the baby’s stomach.” “Baby’s deaths are often correlated with hyper vaccination and that they...

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