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Monica Hughes PhD's avatar

I wasn't expecting to find reference to me in the Maui article. Haha!

Mild correction? Coley surgically operated on John D. Rockefeller Jr's girlfriend, Bessie Dashiell. Johnny Rock was JD Rockefeller's son. Coley wasn't that much older than him, about 30 when JD Rockefeller was 18. I suspect Johnny Rock was a bit of an anomaly with regard to the Rockefellers. He didn't seem to fit into the family, maybe much like the other sibling who had an airplane crash. I don't know that Coley was friends with the father.

Interestingly, Rockefeller University awarded HC Nauts an honorary doctorate for her work on Coley's toxins and also helped establish the Cancer Research Institute.

These things never translate into real-world results for ordinary people. But the elites know they work.

GcMAF works, too. You can still buy it and I know a lab in Japan that produces it and is also interested in building a lab to make CT.

Anyone who wants to know if anything works can just search pubmed. Thankfully, it still hasn't been censored like YT has. The censors don't need to censor pubmed yet, and may never have to, because no one reads primary scientific literature anymore. LOL

Of course, retractions are a thing but you can still find retracted papers and it's almost a badge of honor now to get retracted. In my opinion, anyway.

You can find Wakefield's seminal article on gastrointestinal problems and autism, which briefly mentioned the MMR, with RETRACTED all over each page of the PDF.

I haven't achieved this level of notoriety yet. SAD!

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Cary Gielniak's avatar

Back about 20 years ago I began work as the IT Director for a biomedical research institute. At that time I attended the staff meetings of our executive director. I'll never forget one of those early staff meetings when one attendee posed the question "What happens if/when we find a cure for cancer. Cancer research is a big business employing a lot of people." It was something that I hadn't considered until then.

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