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Crippling medical research

October 16, 2014Healthcare, Vaccinesbig government, CDC, diseases, health research, Lawrence Solomon, medicine, National Institutes of Health, Pharmaceuticals, R&D, research and developmentLawrence Solomon

The medical-industrial-governmental complex spends more and more but has less and less to show for it.

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We’re more vulnerable to diseases

October 9, 2014Healthcare, Vaccinesallergies, autism, chemical pollution, diseases, Health Care Issues, immune system, Lawrence Solomon, medical research, medicine, pollutionLawrence Solomon

Our bodies have changed in the last generation, making us more susceptible than we were a scant few decades ago.

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