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Tag Archives: Carol Ann Malizia
Australian chiropractors promote anti-vaccine, conspiracy theory, chiro event
It’s almost that time of year again. In three weeks wingnuts from across the world will converge on California for the chiropractic event, California Jam – a name stolen from a 1970s rock festival. CalJam is the creation of anti-vaccine, … Continue reading →
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