15: Prof. Luke O'Neill

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This week we’re turning the premise of the CTT on its head! Rather than convincing you of a conspiracy, we debunk the Covid-19 conspiracies and the anti-vaxxer movement. Joining us to do so is a major authority on the subject. Prof. Luke O’Neill, professor of biochemistry and immunology at Trinity College Dublin, and author of “Never Mind The B*llocks, Here’s The Science”. Take off your tinfoil hats for this one!

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