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How to break their ARM
What is the easiest, most powerful way to resist the new ARM campaign where pediatricians are trained in coercion disguised as care?
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Coercion disguised as care
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services teaches pediatricians how to raise vaccination rates through coercion disguised as care.
Find Vaccine-Friendly Doctors Near You
Find vaccine-choice friendly doctors in your home state. See a real-time map and listing of locations where you can find vaccine-friendly doctors.
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How to interview pediatricians
Adopt the mindset of “we are interviewing you.” You are inquiring if the doctor is a good fit for your family - or not. YOU are making the decision, and YOU are in control.
Vaccines: a noble purpose morphed into rigid ideology
Over time, the movement became less about solving the original problem and more about enforcing a worldview, growing its influence, and marginalizing dissent.
95% of all professionals are no better than average
AI is a direct threat to the 95% of professionals who are no better than average. Yet, this is really good news for those with high standards.
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ChatGPT analyzes the pediatric business model
ChatGPT explains how pediatric practices depend upon vaccination in order to generate enough revenue to stay in business.
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What does ChatGPT think about your doctor's Vaccine Policy?
Your doctor's Vaccine Policy has been analyzed by ChatGPT and been found to be seriously flawed.
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The dreaded refusal to vaccinate form
This form uses scare tactics and worst-case scenarios to get you to vaccinate without considering any of your legitimate concerns.
Using AI to manage first-response to a vaccine reaction
This article shows how AI can provide medical guidance that far exceeds 95% of pediatricians.
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Create your own Healthcare Roundtable
To get to the truth and the best approach for you, you need to hear different opinions coming from radically different perspectives.
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Looking before you leap is smart!
In the graphic above, the “Accept some, Delay, Refuse some” middle ground is “look before you leap” in action. There