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Tatanagar: Delegation urges Railway Minister to continue Jallianwala Bagh Express - Vimarsana News

Tatanagar: Delegation urges Railway Minister to continue Jallianwala Bagh Express

Tatanagar: Delegation urges Railway Minister to continue Jallianwala Bagh Express | Administration News | The Avenue Mail

CAMM presenting two panel discussions this month - Canadian Plastics - Vimarsana News

CAMM presenting two panel discussions this month - Canadian Plastics

The association is staging a virtual discussion on Sept. 20, and an in-person discussion on Sept. 25.

53 Years of Knowledge: Vaccination and Chronic Disease - Vimarsana News

53 Years of Knowledge: Vaccination and Chronic Disease

Imagine if doctors around the world acknowledged and fought to end vaccine injury. Wouldn't that be something? Instead, they actively work to deny and gaslight patients and their families. Start paying attention to obituaries and articles about young people, including...

New study claims vaccinated children appear to be "significantly less healthy" than unvaccinated – NaturalNews.com - Vimarsana News

New study claims vaccinated children appear to be "significantly less healthy" than unvaccinated – NaturalNews.com

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health has, according to the authors, discovered that vaccinated children require far more healthcare than unvaccinated children. At least that’s what they found from the group of children used to collect the data. (Article by Arjun Walia republished from LewRockwell.com) This type of study is interesting to see given the fact that studies comparing unvaccinated children to vaccinated children are lacking, there aren’t many of them. These studies are, as the authors state, “rarely conducted.” The study concludes that “the ...