In the past, both women and medical professionals in Europe who terminated pregnancies outside of established rules were allowed to be legally prosecuted. A recent parliamentary vote has changed legislation surrounding these regulations, and now, the mother is no longer criminalized for such actions. Kate Shemirani returns to “Good Morning CHD” for an honest conversation on this topic.

Smart meters have replaced many of their manual counterparts found outside buildings. These devices send electronic signals to both the consumer and utility company so that the amount of energy consumed can be tracked and charged in real time. But they also are associated with numerous ill health symptoms. Todays’ interviewee, Diane, is a victim of radiation exposure from one of these instruments — after it was installed near her living quarters. She shares the details in this video.

*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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