Experimental Gene Therapy
Robert W. Chandler, MD MBAReview and commentary on massive human experimentation.
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Histopathology of CoVax Disease — Part 3 Deposition of Material
A small rust colored dot is considered spike-S1 positive.
Deposition of Material
1. Spike-S1 Stain Positivity
Antibody stains were developed to identify viral nucleocapsid antigens as well as viral/vaccine spike-S1 antigen. A...
Histopathology of CoVax Disease — Part 2 Inflammation
In most instances, an inflammatory reaction is short-lived and results in the desired protective response. However, in some cases, excessive and/or prolonged inflammation can lead to extensive tissue damage, organ dysfunction, and mortali...
Histopathology of CoVax Disease — Part 1 Methodology
The eight histopathological findings illustrated above are found throughout this body of work and are the focus of a series three reports with representative photomicrographs from the pathology consultants’ research Notebooks (NB; n = 86).1...
Characterization of Unidentified Foreign Material/Non-Local Material (FM/NLM) in Tissues of 49 of 83 Decedents—Burkhardt, Lang, Schwarz Collection
Foreign Material/Non-local Material (FM/NLM) varies in appearance from rod-shaped and rectangular prism seen in the top two panels, striated to fan-shaped seen middle left, to particles lining the vacuolar wall middle right, to particles fr...
Unusual Blood Clots Identified By Embalmers Now Have Known Composition—Thanks To Dr. Harrison and Dr. Santiago.
Link to an insightful discussion of what is understood about novel blood clots
1. Embalmer Discovery
Video interview — Richard Hirschman
Embalmer Richard Hirschman was one of the first to report white rubbery clots while he at...
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Dr. Chandler is a Stanford-educated orthopedic surgeon trained at Northwestern, USC, and with the Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Osteosynthesefragen. His career spans trauma, sports medicine, teaching, 102 publications and 163 presentations.
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