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Split. roughly a third saying they definitely will get their children vaccinated. a third saying they will wait and see. and the final third say they will definitely not get their children vaccinated. thats according to polling from the kaiser family foundation. why is there still so much hesitation surrounding the vaccine in children? our friend dr. patel says the agreeing swell of disinformation surrounding the vaccine in children is only growing with the approval by the fda, dr. patel writing...

Know what you are talking about, quite frankly. and i want to say that officially. you do not know what you are talking about. if anybody is lying here, senator, it is you. >> i want to take a sec to explain to our viewers what this was about. for those exploring whether covid originated at the wuhan institute of virology or it was a natural origin, theres questions whether or not nih helped to fund gain of function research. one definition is when scientists make a virus more deadly and contagi...

Say the wuhan lab experiments were, nonetheless, risky whether or not they fit that category, and obviously the chinese government is not a good faith partner. theyre not allowing transparency or a real investigation. so as a matter of policy going forward, given that the chinese government wont allow any real investigation, do you still think the u.s. government should collaborate with labs like wuhan, especially on research that experts consider risky? >> well, you know, jake, if you go back t...

During lab experiments very dangerous experience that were paid for in part by american taxpayers from grants that tony fauci himself signed off on. that is all true. they are admitting it now, even politifact has retracted its claim that she is a pants on fire liar and she should sue them and they should be ashamed. facebook does far too much business in china to within the chinese military so as of tonight, her interview was still missing from facebook but she is very much still here. she has ...

By Lars P. SyllCauses deduced in an experimental setting still have to show that they come with an export-warrant to the target population/system. The causal background assumptions made have to be justified, and without licenses to export, the value of ‘rigorous’ and ‘precise’ methods - and ‘on-average-knowledge’ - is despairingly small.

7 April 2021, 11:01 pm EDT By The universe is indeed a vast space of different bodies, and it is no wonder how it holds all things around it. There are times that laws in Physics could not be able to explain how a particle behaves - like in the case of this subatomic particle which defies the law of the field. On Wednesday, Apr. 7, scientists found out this particle exhibiting a weird wobbling. This could be a jumpstart for an exploration in the world of quantum physics, where discoveries are ...

MilliporeSigma Partnership Spotlight: KIPP St. Louis MilliporeSigma Partnership Spotlight: KIPP St. Louis Photo Credit: KIPP St. Louis Photo Credit: KIPP St. Louis CONTENT: Article For more than eight years, we have partnered with KIPP St. Louis, a public charter school in St. Louis that primarily serves students living below the poverty line. We have helped expand the capacity of the organization’s middle school science program, increasing access to science equipment and exposure to scienc...

>> the stiff body was clearly not something that had just happened. the paint being on the floor was something that had just happened. >> reporter: and now prosecutors played their ace. they called a new witness to bolster their case, someone not heard from in previous trials. >> do you solemnly swear to -- >> reporter: engineer david guillianelli. he really did watch paint dry, conducting dozens of lab experiments. >> were you able to form an opinion as to that time frame when the paint might h...

Masking the evidence, the prosecutors said, that paint pointed to caras guilt. >> the stiff body was clearly not something that had just happened. the paint being on the floor was something that had just happened. >> reporter: and now prosecutors played their ace. they called a new witness to bolster their case, someone not heard from in previous trials. >> do you solemnly swear to -- >> reporter: engineer david guillianelli. he really did watch paint dry, conducting dozens of lab experiments. >...

>> the stiff body was clearly not something that had just happened. the paint being on the floor was something that had just happened. >> reporter: and now prosecutors played their ace. they called a new witness to bolster their case, someone not heard from in previous trials. >> do you solemnly swear to -- >> reporter: engineer david guillianelli. he really did watch paint dry, conducting dozens of lab experiments. >> were you able to form an opinion as to the time frame when the paint might ha...