NC Court Rules Mom Can Sue For Lack Of Informed Consent + Bird Flu Update

When discussing and dealing with current outbreaks and future pandemics, it is important to understand the context provided by past precedent. This may come in the form of legislation, such as the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act, which has broad-sweeping implications on the right to bodily autonomy in conjunction with informed consent. Or it might be seen in historical mitigation measures, gain of function research and pathogenic reputation — such as origin, transmissibility and virulence. There are so many factors at play in this deeply-entrenched system, a pharmaceutical establishment with its hand in government, medical practice, farming, drug manufacturing, education and most every aspect of society. Meryl Nass, M.D. and John Klar, Esq. are not afraid to call out the criminals behind this profitable exploitation enterprise while also unmasking the truth about the so-called “threats” they prop up as marketing ploys. You may just find yourself on the edge of your seat throughout this episode of “Good Morning CHD” as Dr. Nass and John do just that. Watch it on CHD.TV!

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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Drilling Down on the Bird Flu Response Maine Court Says Doctor Who Injected 5-Year-Old with COVID-19 Vaccine Without Parental Consent Has Immunity

School Can’t Be Sued After Child Received COVID Vax Against Parents’ Wishes, Court Rules

North Carolina Justices Decide Family Can Sue Over Unwanted COVID-19 Shot

Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act

The PREP Act and COVID-19, Part 1: Statutory Authority to Limit Liability for Medical Countermeasures

H5 Bird Flu: Current Situation