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Dr. Renata Moon on Losing Her Job After Expressing Concerns About the COVID-19 Genetic Vaccines | ATL:NOW
Board-certified pediatrician Renata Moon had been a professor of medicine at Washington State University for six years, until the medical school terminated her employment, ostensibly in response to her speaking out about risks related to the COVID-19 genetic vaccines.
New Medical School Puts Emphasis on Training Primary Care Physicians
The country is in desperate need of more doctors—especially primary care physicians. As the baby boomer generation ages and more Americans enroll for medical care under the Affordable Care Act, the demand for doctors has grown ever more urgent.
