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Episode 230 - UCSF’s AeroNabs Initial Covid Solution - And It’s Threat Posed to the Vaccine Developers

from Veganish and All Things Healthy · host Freya Magnusson

You’ll want to sit down and grab some tissues for this truth busting reveal. The story on how our own UCSF scientists had an effective dual approach preventive and treatment based inhaler solution developed just months after the release of the pandemic, but were scuttled by the vaccine developers at a very great global cost economically, socially, loss of life and my solution to help prevent such scientific jealousy and competition from ever skewing the focus of squashing this or future pandemics again. By the idea of the formation of a UCSF Scientific Advisory Board that acts as umpire and referee in giving collective direction as to what inventions get deployed first. I also read the article in it’s entirety with full names of all the scientists who are heroes and who tried their best to curb this pandemic months into it. Thank you for your hard work. Your heart. Your social justice and humanitarian emphasis. Buckle up for this one!

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