Dr. Andrew WakeField | Vaccine Truth, and The Medical Malpractice Industry
A conversation with Dr. Andrew (Andy) Wakefield. 1986 The Act is the film. Watch Here
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Dr. Andrew Wakefield's Qualifications as a Doctor:
1981: Wakefield graduates from St. Mary’s Hospital Medical School, part of the University of London, a fifth generation of his family to study medicine at this prestigious teaching hospital.
1985: Wakefield graduates as a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, pursuing gastrointestinal surgery with a specialty in inflammatory bowel disease.
2001: After acceptance into the Royal College of Pathologists, Wakefield later focuses on academic gastroenterology where he manages a team of nineteen people at the Royal Free Hospital in London researching inflammatory bowel disease.
For a decade, Wakefield publishes more than 140 scientific papers and book chapters, and is invited to give scientific commentaries in the field of inflammatory bowel disease. Read More..
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