Dr. Kanna Vela has been treating COVID-19 patients in emergency departments in Ajax and Scarborough, Ontario for nearly 10 months. She lived apart from her family at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic. Receiving her first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine in late December has given Dr.
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No, these so-called experts will spread misinformation.
If Health authorities and Gov't officials responded with an official statement on Ivermectin, I would begin trusting. There is definitely something amiss. Ivermectin reduces mortality up to 80%. Why is this not a top story everywhere. It's been 90 days.
Great. Can someone please call my boss and tell her covid is not a scheme for the govt to control us, or know our every move. Please...😱
The worst misinformation was from our top doctor when she said the virus does not go from person to person. Without her misinformation, Canada could have been pandemic free all this time. Believe science but not scientists - it is anti-science to see human as god.
Misinformation like what, masks stop the virus and staying home to to save lives?