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Peter Hotez vaccinated his daughter to the gills, she developed severe autism, which he then cynically used to further his own career as a leading vaccine-promoter.
He offered no proof for his central claim that vaccines did not cause his daughters condition. Just assertion.
He offered no proof for his central claim that vaccines did not cause his daughters condition. Just assertion.
When Hotez does cite studies, it’s usually been ones done in European countries with far fewer vaccines on their schedules, and where BCG immunization (which is protective against some other childhood vaccine injuries) is also common.
He’s gotten tens of millions of dollars over the years from Bill Gates to fund his vaccine research.
Despite this patronage, and his media status as a “leading vaccinologist” Hotez has never actually created a successful vaccine.
The only one that even made it to market was a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
Despite this patronage, and his media status as a “leading vaccinologist” Hotez has never actually created a successful vaccine.
The only one that even made it to market was a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
People I know at the NIH laugh at him. No one in the field takes him seriously and he’s only tolerated because he dutifully delivers talking points on Good Morning America to bolster support for funding the massive vaccine research grift.
Listen to leading vaccine mandate promoter @PeterHotez confess that he’s a “junk-foodaholic”, doesn’t take vitamins, and “walks a little” and regards that as exercise.
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