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Dr. Andy Wakefield says he’s deeply concerned about what we’ve done by inoculating the entire population with imperfect vaccines. He warns it could drive new viral mutations — and that we’ve lost faith in nature’s ability to protect us. “We saw this with COVID, when you introduce a vaccine...

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