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Parasitic Contamination of Soil in the Southern United States
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It Can’t Happen Here (Or Can It?)The Deadly Rise of Anti-Science-A Scientist’s WarningA Conversation with Author Peter J. Hotez
Well before our recent pandemic, few if any American scientists were more passionate and public than Peter J. Hotez, MD, PhD in countering modern misconceptions about vaccines. Then, in 2018, the prolific writer got personal. In a book called “Vaccines Didn’t Cause Rachel’s Autism,”1 Hotez not only debunked mistruths and conspiracy theories but also shared his family’s story and scientific facts about his (now-adult) daughter’s diagnosis.
It Can’t Happen Here (Or Can It?)The Deadly Rise of Anti-Science-A Scientist’s WarningA Conversation with Author Peter J. Hotez
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Infectivity of the Texas Strain of Trypanosoma Cruzi to Man
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