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Dr. Peter A. McCullough: Assessment of Causality Can Be Met Between COVID Vaccination and Death
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06/12/2022 Dr. Peter A. McCullough: The causal link between COVID vaccination and death meets the Bradford Hill criteria. It’s both internal consistent and external consistent.
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