“They’re very blatant,” said Dorit Reiss, a professor at UC Law San Francisco who studies vaccine law and policy. The group’s founder and director is William Lionberger, a chiropractor who has been licensed to practice…
In 1890, a German scientist named Robert Koch thought he’d invented a cure for tuberculosis, a substance derived from the infecting bacterium itself that he dubbed Tuberculin. His substance didn’t actually cure anyone, but it…
And what about the lungs? A number of things could explain the problems in his lungs—including infections from soil bacteria he might encounter in his construction work or a parasitic infection found in Central America.…