“This Week,” Mary Holland, Esq. and Polly Tommey share a number of news updates. For example, organizations are splitting from the CDC’s vaccine recommendations to create their own immunizations guidelines for respiratory illness season, measles “deaths” in Pennsylvania continue to be investigated, a trial on a commonly-prescribed influenza medication might be a scam, Google’s “Debug’ proposes a release of over 30 million infected mosquitoes in America and cookies made from plastic and corn waste are being 3D-printed for human consumption. Plus, there is missing data on autism cases among Amish children, a community under a lot of pressure to conform rather than follow their own beliefs and lifestyle, and a brand of kids’ mouthwash joins a number of other dental companies under fire for fluoride exposure.

Also: What is behind the disagreements among those who oppose climate modification, and is there a solution for bringing people together so change can be achieved? Paul Bean and Rob Williams return to CHD.TV to comment on these questions.

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.

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