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Join Dr. Mayer Eisenstein and Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips as they discuss rates of flu among vaccinated people, whether or not flu vaccines actually work, the public's response to flu vaccine mandates, the scope of protection under federal civil rights law for employees with religious objections to vaccines, Dr. Tenpenny's article about the relationship between the women's suffrage movement and the current vaccine freedom movement, discussion from impromptu guest Dr. Paul King, Ph.D. about ways to address flawed vaccine science in court, Dr. Eisenstein's new Eisenstein Clinic, and much more!

Join Dr. Mayer Eisenstein, Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips and special guest Dr. Sherri Tenpenny as they discuss the use of language in vaccine propaganda, how even some hospital administrators are against flu vaccine mandates but are limited by financial concerns, the growth of Dr. Tenpenny's vaccine medical research library, potential legal responses to the reality of growing vaccine harm, vaccines as a crime against humanity (e.g., dozens of children in Africa paralyzed by new meningitis vaccine), how more citizens are taking responsibility for vaccine problems, how you can support the new study underway to compare the health of vaccinated vs. non-vaccinated children, and much more!

Join Dr. Mayer Eisenstein, Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips, and live show callers as they discuss effects associated with vaccine-induced brain damage, a hospital's inconsistency with a nurse's religious objections to flu vaccines and TB tests, the AAP's objection to banning mercury from vaccines, the origins of hospital flu vaccine mandates for healthcare workers, vaccines and pregnant women, state scrutiny of vaccine religious exemptions, vaccine exemptions in private schools, the legality of pediatricians' refusal to treat unvaccinated children, whether or not poor people have to get vaccines to receive public assistance, the safety of formaldehyde in vaccines, and more.

On this show we discuss medical and legal concerns associated with alternative vaccine schedules, the impact of increased medical care (vaccines, antibiotics, etc.) on Head Start children, the increasing awareness and resistance to mandatory immunizations generally, legally avoiding vaccines for children adopted internationally, religious objections to vaccines in California where the state exemption law doesn't use the word 'religion' or 'religious,' the absence of long-term studies on vaccine adverse effects with Dr. Paul King, Ph.D., and more.

Today we are joined by vaccine expert Dr. Sherri Tenpenny to discuss the firing of 150 healthcare workers who refused to get the flu vaccine in Ohio, how CDC Director Dr. Julie Gerberding left the CDC to become President of Merck Vaccines, the need for a multi-faceted approach to address the misguided flu vaccine agenda, how seldom flu vaccine viral strains match circulating strains, how vaccine religious exemptions can be used to refuse some but not all vaccines, CDC recommendations for illnesses that have no vaccines, Dr. Tenpenny's vaccine research library with over 4,000 medical articles showing harm from vaccines, why vaccinated kids recover from pertussis more slowly than non-vaccinated kids, and more!

Dr. Mayer Eisenstein and Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips discuss news about 150 healthcare workers who were fired for refusing flu vaccines in Cincinnati, how to avoid mandatory vaccines in foreign and domestic child adoptions, new legislation protecting federal whistleblowers, pediatricians reporting non-vaccinated children for abuse or neglect, how to respond to pressure from emergency room doctors to vaccinate, and more.

Dr. Mayer Eisenstein and Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips discuss updates on healthcare flu vaccine mandates, DHHS' plans to vaccinate all American employees with the flu vaccine, pediatricians' use of Vaccine Refusal Forms, doctors' refusal to treat unvaccinated children, and more.

Vaccine author Dr. Mayer Eisenstein and vaccine rights attorney Alan Phillips discuss: whether or not there are any good vaccines; information about vitamin K shots and the effect of mercury on infants and others with mercury expert Dr. Paul King; a WV judge orders the school to provide an education for a high school senior at home due to the parents' religious objections to immunizations (even though WV doesn't have a religious exemption); what studies show about the health of vaccinated children vs. unvaccinated children; Chicago Times refuses to remove columnist Jenny McCarthy's parenting column despite her pro-vaccine-safety stance; why it takes decades to do real medical cost-benefit assessments with vaccines; and callers' questions about vaccines in emergency room visits, the Constitutionality of VAERS, how to write religious waivers, and the difficulties on conducting research on the health of non-vaccinated children.

Special Guest Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, vaccine medical expert, joins Dr. Mayer Eisenstein and Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips in discussions about nurses in federal court over flu vaccines in Washington State, medical oppression of workers and patients in hospitals and the healthcare profession, changes in the medical profession over recent decades, healthcare professionals and current flu vaccine mandates, and more.

Dr. Mayer Eisenstein and Attorney Alan Phillips discuss breast cancer awareness month, healthcare worker medical and religious exemptions to flu vaccines, legally avoiding newborn vitamin K injections, immunotherapies for allergies, the waning effectiveness of DTaP shots, and more.

Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips and Pandemic Response Project Manager Rich Roberts discuss recent disclosure of evidence of corruption in the vaccine industry in England over the past 30 years, problems with the Gardasil vaccine, healthcare workers and flu shots, school policies that require exempt children to stay home during outbreaks, and other vaccines news and rights information.

Dr. Mayer Eisenstein discuss the growing problem of hospital flu shot mandates for healthcare workers; how college students can avoid vaccines required by hospitals where they, as students in healthcare curriculums, are required by hospitals to get vaccines before they can do their student clinical work in those hospitals; a listener's questions about what qualifies legally for a vaccine religious exemption and the Constitutionality (or lack thereof) of pending vaccine legislation in New Jersey; and other vaccine issues and concerns.

Dr. Mayer Eisenstein and Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips discuss flu vaccine concerns with Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, D.O., one of the world's most well-researched medical doctors on vaccines. Dr. Tenpenny discusses her new Vaccine Research Library, a project less than six months old, where new vaccine articles from the medical literature are added every week that document serious problems with vaccines. Learn where to find Dr. Tenpenny's "Scream of the Week," commentary by Dr. Tenpenny on some of the medical literature's latest vaccine research articles, and much more!

Dr. Mayer Eisenstein and Attorney Alan Phillips discuss CA's AB 2109 bill signed into law by Gov. Brown that will require parents to be "educated" about vaccines to get a non-medical exemption, and the real meaning of Gov. Brown's directive to the state health department about vaccine religious exemptions; conflicts of interest in published research about rising U.S. exemption rates; mercury in vaccines; problems with healthcare workers flu vaccine mandates; and research comparing the health of infants in various combinations of breastfed/non-breastfed and vaccinated/not-vaccinated.

Dr. Mayer Eisenstein and Vaccine Rights Attorney Alan Phillips discuss hospital worker exemptions, problems with New Mexico's new religious exemption law, Constitutional rights and issues with other states' vaccine exemption laws, how to handle doctors' disapproval of your choice to not vaccinate, when you need an attorney's help with a vaccine exemption and why, California's new vaccine exemption law (AB 2109) that is awaiting the governor's signature, and Mayer and Alan's article of the week at www.homefirst.com.